October7 , 2026

    Nippon Express Strengthens Bangladesh Air Cargo Network

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    Nippon Express has opened a new air freight facility near Dhaka, strengthening its logistics network in Bangladesh and supporting the country’s growing export trade.

    The new facility is designed to improve the handling and processing of air cargo, providing exporters with greater access to international markets and more efficient logistics services.

    Bangladesh has a strong export-oriented manufacturing base, particularly in garments and textiles, where reliable air freight is important for urgent and time-sensitive shipments. The facility is expected to support exporters requiring faster transportation and more streamlined cargo handling.

    The expansion also strengthens Nippon Express’s ability to provide integrated logistics services in Bangladesh, connecting local businesses with global supply chains.

    The new air freight operation is expected to help improve cargo handling efficiency and provide additional capacity as Bangladesh’s export volumes continue to grow.

    Nippon Express’s investment highlights the increasing importance of air cargo infrastructure in supporting Bangladesh’s international trade and meeting exporters’ demand for reliable, time-sensitive logistics solutions.