Uzbekistan-based startup cargo airline My Freighter has joined The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA).

“We are proud to announce that My Freighter cargo airlines has joined TIACA. This step provides us with new opportunities and strengthens our position in the global marketplace,” said My Freighter in a LinkedIn post.

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“It gives us great pleasure to welcome My Freighter to the growing TIACA family. With their expanding fleet of wide-bodied aircraft and increasing network connecting Asia with Europe, we look forward to working with the entire My Freighter team, supporting their continued growth,” said Glyn Hughes, Director General, TIACA.

“Being a member of TIACA is not just a prestige for us, but also a platform to share experiences and innovations. Being part of TIACA gives us access to unique opportunities to build relationships and interact with other industry professionals. Participating in discussions of current industry topics at events organized by TIACA will increase our team’s expertise and strengthen our position as an opinion leader,” the post added.

My Freighter CEO Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov noted: “Joining TIACA gives us new horizons and opportunities for development. We are confident that it will allow us to improve the quality of our services and strengthen relationships with key players in the industry. We look forward to collaborating and working together on new projects.”

“We continue to actively develop our operations, expanding our flight geography and strengthening our position on the air cargo market. By connecting China with Europe via Central Asia and actively entering new international markets, our company is making a significant contribution to the creation of a new “Modern Silk Road,” said My Freighter in a LinkedIn post.

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