High air freight rates see flurry of applications to fly cargo into the US
High air freight rates have triggered a flurry of cargo applications from a wide range ...
It is expected that the current year will witness the addition of three new destinations to air cargo services aboard Saudi Airlines passenger aircrafts to Munich, Ankara and the Maldives. Saudia Cargo has announced the flights schedules starting from April 2016 to the Maldives with two and Munich will start in July with ten weekly flights, respectively. The last quarter of the same year will witness four weekly flights to Ankara. The cargo services will be available aboard Boeing aircrafts model B777 and Airbus A320/A330 departing to the same destination. The classifications of these aircrafts are capable of transporting large amounts of cargo exceeding thirty tons.
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