MariTeam relocated in April 2019 to its new location in Køge, which is approximately 30 minutes from Copenhagen airport. The new location in Køge provided MariTeam with a strategic advantage due to its proximity to Copenhagen airport. This enabled the company to establish smoother logistics and enhance its accessibility for both domestic and international clients.
The company’s decision to move to this area showcased its commitment to growth and innovation. The modern facilities in Køge offered MariTeam a more spacious and efficient workspace. With state-of-the-art amenities and advanced technology, the new location fostered collaboration among team members and improved overall productivity.
Overall, the relocation to Køge marked an exciting chapter in MariTeam’s journey. By choosing a strategic location, the company set the stage for continued success and growth, while ensuring a seamless experience for its clients and employees alike.
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October 2018 MariTeam changed ownership, the former owner and CEO Per Michelsen handed over the company to Mikkel Engsbro.
Following the ownership transition in October 2018, MariTeam entered a new phase under the leadership of Mikkel Engsbro. With the transfer of ownership, Mikkel assumed the role of owner and CEO, taking charge of the company’s operations and strategic direction. Under his guidance, MariTeam embarked on a path of growth and innovation, leveraging Mikkel’s extensive experience and vision for the company’s future. The transition marked a significant milestone for MariTeam, signaling a promising chapter in its history.
Back in the day, around 1967, MariTeam served as an agent for the Misubishi MU-2 Twin Turbo Utility Plane.
During that time, MariTeam had the privilege of being part of the Misubishi MU-2 Twin Turbo Utility Plane team.
The Misubishi MU-2 Twin Turbo Utility Plane was an exceptional aircraft known for its twin turbocharged engines, which provided it with impressive speed and performance. It was a versatile utility plane that could handle a wide range of missions, from transporting cargo to serving as an air ambulance or corporate aircraft.