Asian – Dispatch

The new partnership enables cargo originating in Bangladesh to connect seamlessly via Dubai onto My Freighter’s routes into Central Asia


Biman Bangladesh Airlines and Uzbekistan-based cargo airline My Freighter recently signed an interline agreement aiming to establish a faster and more efficient air cargo corridor between South Asia and Central Asia.

The agreement leverages the Bangladeshi flag carrier’s wide regional network and My Freighter’s dedicated freighter services from Dubai World Central (DWC) to Tashkent, according to Biman sources.

The new partnership enables cargo originating in Bangladesh to connect seamlessly via Dubai onto My Freighter’s routes into Central Asia, said a Biman official.

The agreement leverages the Bangladeshi flag carrier’s wide regional network and My Freighter’s dedicated freighter services from Dubai World Central (DWC) to Tashkent, according to Biman sources.

The new partnership enables cargo originating in Bangladesh to connect seamlessly via Dubai onto My Freighter’s routes into Central Asia, said a Biman official.

Beyond its cargo operations, the airline also provides charter and passenger services under the Centrum Air brand, operating a fleet of Airbus A320, A320neo, A321neo, and an A330 aircraft.

Biman, meanwhile, operates a fleet of 20 aircraft, including Boeing 737s, 777s, and 787 Dreamliners, as well as De Havilland Canada DHC-8-400 turboprops.

The deal with Biman comes shortly after My Freighter announced a partnership with Icelandair Cargo.

That agreement extends My Freighter’s reach into Northern Europe and North America, including the United States, allowing the carrier to offer new lanes for time-sensitive cargo such as seafood and perishables.

According to My Freighter, these partnerships reflect its strategy to build scalable, end-to-end logistics solutions linking Central Asia to key global markets, with a focus on sectors including apparel, healthcare, e-commerce, and high-value freight.

Source: The Business Standard