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Strike Aviation, an worldwide cargo GSSA company, has signed a illustration settlement with the Uzbek air service Waft Khiva to support as its representative in Europe. This partnership represents a vital advancement in rising Strike Aviation’s attain and bettering air cargo products and providers to Central Asia.

Beneath the terms of the settlement, Strike Aviation will plot up Waft Khiva flights from Liège Airport (LGG) to key locations in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.

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“For Strike Aviation, this settlement marks one other vital milestone toward reaching our strategic targets as we work to develop our products and providers in Asia and Central Asia. By regularly rising our regional presence and forging various partnerships, we continue to solidify our market standing. In the meantime, we’re assured that our experience, experience, and track document of success in the realm market will make a contribution to the commercial success of Waft Khiva, an ambitious quiet entrant in the air cargo sector,” acknowledged Gerard ter Bruggen, Director of Industry Constructing at Strike.

Strike Aviation will list Waft Khiva in most EU countries, the European Financial Web internet site, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

Waft Khiva Community used to be established in 2021 with the target of creating civil passenger, cargo, and commercial aviation, as well as conducting home and worldwide flights. In early 2024, the company expanded its operations to consist of air cargo products and providers.

Waft Khiva operates a Boeing 767 freighter, offering transportation for excessive-worth, time-sensitive, and different kinds of cargo. Flights to the locations as mentioned above will be scheduled 3 to 4 instances per week.

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Strike Aviation operates from major air cargo hubs in Europe, North and South The United States. It has workplaces in 26 cities worldwide.

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