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Is Saudi Arabia launching a new cargo airline? Here’s what we know so far

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Saudi Arabia may be considering the launch of a new cargo-only airline, according to a Bloomberg report published on August 20, 2024 , quoting unnamed sources with knowledge of this project. The post Is Saudi Arabia launching a new cargo airline? Here’s what we know so far appeared first on AeroTime.

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New Thai cargo airline Pattaya Airways receives its air operator certificate 

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Pattaya Airways, a new cargo airline based in Thailand, is celebrating news that it has received its air operator certificate (AOC) from the country’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). It is understood that Pattaya Airways will offer cargo services in Thailand and on international routes within Asia with a fleet of five aircraft.

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Alaska Airlines Reshuffles Cargo Division Leadership Following Hawaiian Airlines Acquisition

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Seattle-based Alaska Airlines is already making changes following the completion of its acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines last week. On Monday, the carrier announced that it has established new leadership and will expand its cargo division.

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Qatar Airways Cargo and MASkargo sign MoU to enter joint business operations

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Qatar Airways Cargo and Maskargo, the cargo division of Malaysia Airlines, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enter joint cargo business operations. Qatar Airways Cargo said that its growth strategies align with MASkargo. The aircraft belly-hold capacity will be used for cargo purposes.

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Qantas focuses on Perth for further international and cargo development 

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Qantas will be developing its operation at Perth International Airport (PER) in Western Australia as the carrier looks to open up new passenger markets and build its cargo network, according to the airline’s Head of International and Cargo division.

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Which Airlines Dominate The Cargo Sector & Why?

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In 2023, the global air cargo market reached a size of over $250 billion, making it one of the most valuable transport-related industries on the planet, albeit still lagging behind the commercial air transportation market.

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Air Incheon preferred buyer for Asiana cargo segment in Korean Air merger

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South Korean cargo airline Air Incheon is reportedly the preferred buyer of Asiana’s cargo segment as part of the merger with Korean Air. Other Korean carriers in the running to takeover Asiana’s cargo arm include Jeju Air, Eastar Jet and Air Premia.

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