CHINA Cargo Airlines has appointed tam Group as its General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) in the Philippines in a strategic move to strengthen its operations in Southeast Asia.
The appointment, which took effect on January 1, 2025, marked the third territory where Tam Group has been assigned this role, following Malaysia and Vietnam, reports Mumbai's The STAT Trade Times.
Cargo Airlines currently operates five weekly flights from Manila to Shanghai and three from Cebu to Shanghai, utilizing A320 series aircraft for these crucial routes.
The flights between the Philippines and China play a vital role in facilitating trade and commerce, connecting businesses and consumers across these two dynamic markets.
The airline's services support the timely transport of goods, including perishables and electronics, enhancing economic ties and logistics capabilities between the countries.
Notably, this agreement facilitates same-day delivery of perishables to major cities in Eastern China via Road Feeder Service (RFS), utilizing the region's earliest flight schedules.
This service is expected to boost the growth of the Philippines' export industry, particularly in the agriculture and food sectors.
Alvin Tam, senior vice president of Tam Group, said: 'We are excited to deepen our partnership with China Cargo Airlines in the Philippines. This appointment not only enhances our regional footprint but also enables us to deliver improved services and support for their operations.'
With this partnership, China Cargo Airlines and Tam Group are poised to capitalize on the growing demand for air cargo services in Southeast Asia, particularly in the Philippines.
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The appointment, which took effect on January 1, 2025, marked the third territory where Tam Group has been assigned this role, following Malaysia and Vietnam, reports Mumbai's The STAT Trade Times.
Cargo Airlines currently operates five weekly flights from Manila to Shanghai and three from Cebu to Shanghai, utilizing A320 series aircraft for these crucial routes.
The flights between the Philippines and China play a vital role in facilitating trade and commerce, connecting businesses and consumers across these two dynamic markets.
The airline's services support the timely transport of goods, including perishables and electronics, enhancing economic ties and logistics capabilities between the countries.
Notably, this agreement facilitates same-day delivery of perishables to major cities in Eastern China via Road Feeder Service (RFS), utilizing the region's earliest flight schedules.
This service is expected to boost the growth of the Philippines' export industry, particularly in the agriculture and food sectors.
Alvin Tam, senior vice president of Tam Group, said: 'We are excited to deepen our partnership with China Cargo Airlines in the Philippines. This appointment not only enhances our regional footprint but also enables us to deliver improved services and support for their operations.'
With this partnership, China Cargo Airlines and Tam Group are poised to capitalize on the growing demand for air cargo services in Southeast Asia, particularly in the Philippines.
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