August31 , 2026

    Air Tanzania Cargo operates first flight to Hong Kong

    Related

    NSDT Sets New Break-Bulk Cargo Handling Record at JNPA

    Nhava Sheva Distribution Terminal (NSDT), managed by JM Baxi...

    Chennai Port Authority Offers Facilitation for Container Vessels Amid Maritime Disruptions

    Chennai Port Authority has announced measures to facilitate container...

    JNPA Explores Strategic Rail Nodes on DFC to Boost Container Evacuation to Bhiwandi

    The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) is exploring the...

    Indian Traders Suspend Cross-Border Trade Through Hili Port

    Cross-border import and export operations through the Hili land...

    GRSE Secures Orders from West Bengal for Hybrid Ferries and Bailey Bridges

    Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) Ltd, a Navratna...

    Share

    Air Tanzania Cargo operated its first flight to Hong Kong using its only Boeing 767-300 freighter on June 3, 2024.

    The new service will allow the airline to transport a variety of goods to and from Hong Kong, further expanding its cargo operations, says Anilash Nair, Regional Sales Manager, Network Aviation Group (GSSA for Air Tanzania in the Middle East) in his LinkedIn post.

    The decision to launch flights to Hong Kong is part of Air Tanzania’s strategy to increase its presence in the global air freight market and meet the growing demand for cargo transportation services. The airline looks forward to providing efficient and reliable cargo services to customers in Hong Kong and beyond.”

    Air Tanzania, The Wings of Kilimanjaro, has once again proven their prowess in the aviation industry, showcasing their ability to reach new heights and conquer new markets, Nair added. “Air Tanzania Cargo is setting a new standard for excellence in the industry, and this latest accomplishment is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire team.”

    With the successful venture into East Asia, Air Tanzania Cargo is opening up exciting new opportunities for businesses and individuals looking to transport their goods to and from the region, the update added.