BARIG welcomes Swiftair on board

• BARIG welcomes Swiftair as the newest member of the cargo airline, strengthening its network of more than 30 international cargo carriers
• Swiftair, which is based in Madrid and has a fleet of 43 freighter aircraft, serves Europe, North and West Africa for clients including global logistics companies and the United Nations.
• BARIG and Swiftair highlight the value of flexible business models and industry collaboration amid the ongoing transformation of the air cargo sector

The international aviation association BARIG (Board of Airline Representatives in Germany) welcomes Swiftair as another new member of the air cargo industry. Swiftair is a Spanish freight carrier that has been in operation for over 30 years, primarily serving routes within Europe and North and West Africa. Its client base includes leading global logistics companies in addition to the United Nations. Swiftair offers package and charter flights, as well as aircraft maintenance services.

“Air freight is undergoing a major transformation,” says Michael Hope, Chairman and CEO of BARIG. “Given the current challenges the air freight business faces, we need new and flexible solutions all the time.” “We are pleased that Swiftair complements the airline’s portfolio of over 30 international air cargo carriers with air cargo services.”

“Swiftair is a good example of creating flexible business models in the market,” explains Marcel Flick, Regional Director of Swiftair in Germany. “Collaboration within the BARIG air cargo community provides us with a good platform to further develop our range of services. We look forward to exchanging within the working groups and contributing to the successful future of our industry as part of the community.”

Swiftair was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Spain at Madrid Barajas Airport. With a diverse fleet of 43 freighter aircraft of ATR42 and ATR-72 types, as well as B737, B757 and A321, the cargo airline offers customized solutions for the entire European market.

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