Saudia Cargo adds two freighter routes

Saudia Cargo adds two freighter routes

Saudia Cargo has expanded its freighter network by adding services to Paris and Mumbai.

On 22 May, the carrier started a freighter route to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport from Jeddah using a Boeing 747 Freighter, which will operate twice a week.

Saudia Cargo says it will strengthen its airfreight presence within France. The airline explains Paris will give it the opportunity to meet strong demand for cargo from a “promising French market.”

Saudia Cargo vice president of commercial, Rainer Mueller, says: “Our focus is to improve connectivity and provide a growing network of destinations and quality operations to our customers.”

Mueller adds: “Adding Paris as a freighter station to our network on top of our 12 weekly passenger flights will offer a lot of opportunities to the French forwarding industry as well as exporters in other countries who are looking for a direct freighter product.”

Paris adds to the twice a week Boeing 777 Freighter service to Mumbai from Jeddah, which Saudia Cargo started on 7 May. The aircraft carries commodities such as fabrics, garments, and engineering products.

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