CEVA Logistics has signed a two-year air freight contract with HAECO Group to manage aircraft component flows globally, enhancing their partnership.
CEVA Logistics has signed a two-year global air freight agreement with HAECO Group to manage worldwide aircraft component flows, according to a CEVA Logistics press release. The deal was announced at the Singapore Airshow and expands the companies' longstanding partnership.
Under the contract, CEVA will handle routine, urgent, Aircraft on Ground, dangerous goods, temperature-controlled, and oversized shipments across HAECO facilities in Hong Kong, Xiamen, and Jinjiang, as well as key trade lanes.
The unified operating model will support HAECO's 24/7 operations, providing end-to-end coordination, consistent service, harmonized visibility, and reporting across the group.
Olivier Boccara, CEVA's APAC regional leader, stated that the agreement affirms the company's ability to deliver mission-critical aerospace logistics at scale, citing its strong regional presence and international network.
Christian Pinter, HAECO's general manager of group procurement, mentioned that the partnership aligns logistics activities across all entities through a unified global network, adding that CEVA's expertise supports the group's expansion.
CEVA Logistics, headquartered in Marseille, reported 2024 revenue of US$18.3 billion and operates in 170 countries with about 110,000 employees. It is part of the CMA CGM Group.
HAECO Group employs around 15,000 staff across 14 operating companies in Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland, Europe, and the Americas, offering a wide range of aircraft engineering and maintenance services.
