August6 , 2026

    Jettainer, Oman Air Cargo extend partnership by 4 years

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    Oman Air Cargo has reaffirmed its cooperation with Jettainer, its unit load device (ULD) management partner, for four more years.

    Jettainer will continue to manage the fleet of currently around 2,000 ULDs tailored to the needs of the national airline of the Sultanate of Oman, contributing to increased revenue, sustainability, flexibility, and reduced costs, says an official release from Jettainer.

    “Jettainer has been our partner of choice for ULD management for several years now, and their expertise and services have ensured that we are always optimally supplied with ULDs,”says Michael Duggan, Vice President Cargo, Oman Air. “The combination of innovative solutions, excellent customer service and absolute reliability convinces us that Jettainer is the right partner for us now and in the future.”

    Jan-Wilhelm Breithaupt, Managing Director and CEO, Jettainer adds: “The contract renewal with Oman Air underlines our strong partnership and the quality of our service. Jettainer stands firmly with Oman Air in its transformation journey. With our focus on efficiency, digitalisation and innovation, we will continue to contribute to Oman Air´s competitiveness in the coming years.”

    Oman Air took delivery of its first freighter, a B737-800 (BCF), in 2023. This was followed by one Boeing B787-9 in 2024 and most recently a B737 Max 9, with twelve more aircraft expected by 2029, the release added.

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