Saudia Cargo has announced the signing of two global logistics partnership agreements with Scan Global Logistics (SGL) and Air Logistics Europe, as part of its strategic international expansion.

The Saudi Arabia-based air freight carrier said it formalized the deals at the recent Air Cargo Europe in Munich, Germany.

Saudia Cargo said the partnership with Danish logistics company, SGL, provides SGL with priority access to Saudia Cargo's global network, ensuring efficient air cargo solutions and fostering collaboration.

To further enhance its European presence, Saudia Cargo also signed an agreement with Air Logistics Europe to provide integrated and flexible air cargo solutions between the UK and Saudi Arabia.

"These strategic alliances are pivotal to Saudia Cargo's ambition to spearhead innovation and deliver unparalleled service in the global air cargo sector," said
Loay Mashabi, CEO and managing director of Saudia Cargo.

"By strategically leveraging the unique strengths of each partnership, we are poised to unlock new market opportunities, drive operational excellence, and create exceptional value for our customers worldwide," he added.

Saudia Cargo operates a modern fleet and skilled team to provide consistent and adaptable air freight services. The company continues to update its offerings to keep pace with changing customer requirements.

In 2024, the cargo carrier transported 577,870 tons of cargo, representing a significant 27% year-over-year growth.

Saudia Cargo's network encompasses approximately 100 airport destinations and 250 customer destinations across four continents. Meanwhile, its alliance with SkyTeam Cargo connects it to a network of 150 freighter destinations in addition to nearly 800 passenger destinations worldwide.

In a recent interview with Asia Cargo News, Saudia Cargo noted its ambition to be among the world's top 10 air cargo carriers by 2030, driven by fleet modernization, network expansion, and digital transformation.