AIR China Cargo and TAM Group have extended their longstanding collaboration to improve air cargo services across North America, reports Mumbai's Stat Trade Times.
The extended partnership between Air China Cargo and TAM Group reinforces their shared vision of delivering a service of value to clients.
Founded in 2003, Air China Cargo has become a significant player in the air cargo sector. The company operates a fleet of nine B777F freighters and three B747-400 freighters, covering 24 routes and connecting 21 major cities worldwide.
They are also responsible for handling all the belly cargo of Air China's passenger aircraft. TAM Group, headquartered in Hong Kong and established in 1977, is a global General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) with a strategic focus on airline cargo and passenger sales and services.
It has been serving the cargo industry in the United States and Canada since 1994.
The partnership has led to Air China Cargo expanding its operations from one weekly freighter to New York to 15 freighters, alongside increased passenger aircraft belly loads to major hubs across the Americas.
The partnership also facilitated the integration of Air China Cargo and LATAM Cargo services, enabling tail-to-tail freighter operations via Chicago and ensuring expedited delivery of fresh produce from Chile to China.
Last month, Air China Cargo signed a three-year agreement with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) for cargo handling at Los Angeles International Airport.
WFS will manage over 20,000 tonnes of cargo annually, reflecting Air China Cargo's commitment to operational efficiency and strategic cargo management at critical hubs.
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The extended partnership between Air China Cargo and TAM Group reinforces their shared vision of delivering a service of value to clients.
Founded in 2003, Air China Cargo has become a significant player in the air cargo sector. The company operates a fleet of nine B777F freighters and three B747-400 freighters, covering 24 routes and connecting 21 major cities worldwide.
They are also responsible for handling all the belly cargo of Air China's passenger aircraft. TAM Group, headquartered in Hong Kong and established in 1977, is a global General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) with a strategic focus on airline cargo and passenger sales and services.
It has been serving the cargo industry in the United States and Canada since 1994.
The partnership has led to Air China Cargo expanding its operations from one weekly freighter to New York to 15 freighters, alongside increased passenger aircraft belly loads to major hubs across the Americas.
The partnership also facilitated the integration of Air China Cargo and LATAM Cargo services, enabling tail-to-tail freighter operations via Chicago and ensuring expedited delivery of fresh produce from Chile to China.
Last month, Air China Cargo signed a three-year agreement with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) for cargo handling at Los Angeles International Airport.
WFS will manage over 20,000 tonnes of cargo annually, reflecting Air China Cargo's commitment to operational efficiency and strategic cargo management at critical hubs.
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