Uzbekistan-essentially based mostly entirely startup cargo airline My Freighter has joined The Global Air Cargo Association (TIACA).
“We are proud to snarl that My Freighter cargo airways has joined TIACA. This step affords us with novel opportunities and strengthens our situation within the worldwide marketplace,” acknowledged My Freighter in a LinkedIn put up.
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“It affords us mighty pleasure to welcome My Freighter to the increasing TIACA household. With their increasing like a flash of large-bodied plane and lengthening network connecting Asia with Europe, we thought forward to working with the total My Freighter physique of workers, supporting their persisted increase,” acknowledged Glyn Hughes, Director General, TIACA.
“Being a member of TIACA is not completely a standing for us, however also a platform to allotment experiences and innovations. Being phase of TIACA affords us access to unfamiliar opportunities to invent relationships and work collectively with diverse industry mavens. Taking part in discussions of contemporary industry matters at events organized by TIACA will elevate our physique of workers’s abilities and red meat up our situation as an notion leader,” the put up added.
My Freighter CEO Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov infamous: “Becoming a member of TIACA affords us novel horizons and opportunities for building. We are assured that this could allow us to red meat up the usual of our products and companies and red meat up relationships with key avid gamers within the industry. We thought forward to taking part and working collectively on novel projects.”
“We continue to actively develop our operations, increasing our flight geography and strengthening our situation on the air cargo market. By connecting China with Europe by technique of Central Asia and actively coming into novel worldwide markets, our company is making a indispensable contribution to the creation of a novel “Stylish Silk Avenue,” acknowledged My Freighter in a LinkedIn put up.