Turkish Cargo constructs air cargo bridges for cross-border e-commerce shipments. The company reinforced its strategic connection with Shopee, Singapore's largest e-commerce platform. "With the construction of a logistic network that connects brands, customers, and vendors all over the world, millions of consumers who have internalised the digital age will be supplied with a simple, fast, and uninterrupted shopping experience," according to the press release.
Tarik Parlak, Vice President (Asia Pacific), Turkish Cargo Sales said, "We are pleased and excited in taking our strong partnership with Shopee to a new level. We will continue to support Shopee`s growth with our global network and first-class service. Our partnership with Shopee fuels the expansion of Turkish Cargo`s e-commerce business, by further leveraging Turkish Cargo`s unrivalled global network."
Terry Xie, Executive, Shopee Logistics Service (SLS) said, "This partnership is another strategic initiative to further accelerate Shopee's strong growth momentum in high growth markets. With this exciting new partnership, Shopee will be able to connect with more consumers through our shopper-oriented logistics projects that leverage Turkish Cargo's unique expertise in expanding its network and optimizing transportation to meet the growing shoppers' need for elevated shipping experience."
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Turkish Cargo is increasing the frequencies of its flights, operated by freighters to compensate for any loss of capacity due to Covid-19 (coronavirus).
Turkish Cargo will start to serve for cargo transportation purposes by making use of the aircraft available in its fleet, in addition to its current cargo freighter capacity, which was increased to 25 from 13 during the last four years.link
October 15, 2019: Turkish Cargo has inducted the sixth Boeing-777 Freighter, capable of carrying 102 tonnes, into its fleet.
The Boeing-777 Freighter, which took off from Everett Paine Airport (Seattle/USA) and landed at Ataturk Airport earlier this month, falls under the new-generation freighter category and is equipped with a high level of fuel-saving and technical safety.
According to the data obtained by World Air Cargo Data (WACD), the international air cargo data provider, in August, Turkish Cargo has increased its tonnage rate by 7.5 percent, ranking 7th across the air cargo market which has shrunk by -7.1 percent.
Turkish Cargo took delivery of its first Boeing-777F freighter in 2017 and will have a total of eight Boeing-777 Freighters by 2020.
The airline has a fleet of 344 aircraft including 24 freighters.
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Starting in 2019, the carrier can brag about having more than 330 airplanes with in excess of 300 objections served around the world.
The organization has a couple of auxiliary aircraft that Turkish Airlines completely claims: AnadoluJet, serving the local market around Turkey, and Turkish Cargo, an all-payload carrier.
The carrier likewise possesses Turkish Technic, an upkeep organization.
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