September15 , 2026

    Saudia Cargo and Riyadh Cargo Strengthen Air Freight Connectivity

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    Saudia Cargo and Riyadh Cargo have signed an interline agreement aimed at expanding air freight connectivity and improving cargo access across their networks. The partnership is expected to enhance shipment flexibility, increase routing options and support more efficient movement of goods through Saudi Arabia’s growing logistics hubs.

    Under the agreement, the two carriers will collaborate to provide customers with broader cargo reach by combining their operational networks and connecting capabilities. The partnership will help streamline cargo flows and offer businesses improved access to regional and international markets.

    The agreement comes as Saudi Arabia continues to invest in logistics infrastructure and strengthen its position as a global trade and transportation hub. Riyadh and Jeddah are emerging as important gateways for air cargo, supported by growing demand from industries such as e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, automotive and high-value goods.

    Saudia Cargo continues to expand its global freight network, while Riyadh Cargo is focused on developing stronger cargo connectivity through strategic partnerships. The collaboration is expected to support supply chain efficiency and provide customers with enhanced air freight solutions.

    The new interline arrangement reflects both companies’ commitment to expanding Saudi Arabia’s role in international air cargo and supporting the Kingdom’s broader logistics growth ambitions.