October10 , 2026

    Bangladesh Invites Private Air Cargo Players to Boost Logistics Capacity

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    Bangladesh has opened opportunities for private air cargo operators as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s logistics infrastructure and improve freight handling capacity.

    The move aims to increase competition in the air freight sector, enhance cargo connectivity, and support growing trade and export activities. Private participation is expected to bring additional investment, improved services, and more efficient cargo operations.

    Authorities are focusing on expanding air logistics capabilities to meet rising demand from key industries, including garments, pharmaceuticals, perishables, and e-commerce.

    The initiative is also expected to improve Bangladesh’s position as a regional trade and logistics hub by creating a more flexible and competitive air cargo ecosystem.