Solitair expands the operations to more than 30 global roads south, as it celebrates one year marking

• Solitair, the B2B Company in the United Arab Emirates and the United Arab Emirates Airlines, has completed Dubai Central (DWC), its first year of its operations, and it rapidly expands to nearly 30 strategic roads throughout the world world.
• Solitair was launched with a clear task to serve the deprived goods routes from the lack of growth, and her journey began exactly a year ago with her scheduled journey to RIYAADH.
• Since then, she has grown to become a reliable partner for scheduled shipping solutions, charter and bieber that links the world south to the world and return.

In just 12 months, Solitair has built a strong logistical network that extends to the Middle East, Asia and Africa, providing smooth, effective and reliable shipping services through major regional commercial centers. The current path portfolio includes highly demanding destinations such as Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Bangaluru (India), Istanbul (Turkey), Baghdad (Iraq), Hong Kong, Oroming (China), Kuwait, Baheren, Beirut (Laban), Erbil (IRAQ) (Pakistan) among other things.

In addition, the airline has also launched roads to eight major cities in the African continent, including Dar Al Salam, Zanzibar (Tanzania), Elderit and Nairobi (Kenya), Benghazi (Libya), InTaining INTAILITY-Interaining in INTAINING and Intering in INTINING and INTAINING Ingating. commerce.

“Our journey over the past year has exceeded expectations,” said Hamdi Othman, founder and director of Solitair. “Within only 12 months, we have become a decisive logistical link to regional supply chains, our fast network and the fleet clarify our commitment to this task. Solitair momentum is a testimony of the dedication of our team and the confidence that our partners and customers have put in us.”

This rapid growth is fed by adding two Boeing 737-800 chargers-one already in the service and the second to join the fleet this month, up to the Solitair Fleet operating to seven Boeing 737-800 BCF companies. The airline aims to develop its fleet to 20 aircraft by 2027, with the aim of linking more than 50 cities in the first stage of operations.

The growing Solitair fleet, diversity of reliability, efficiency and safe transportation of specialized goods, including temperature -sensitive drugs, e -commerce charges and dangerous materials.

The improved fleet of the Logistics Service Center works with an area of ​​220,000 square feet in DWC, and will enhance the regional network of the high -demand Solitair network in the global south.

As it entered its second year, Solitair is strategically focused on deepening its network throughout Africa, South Asia and Central Asia-which enhances its role as an empowerment factor for the main shipping between fast economies.