My Freighter finds interline partner in Middle East

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Uzbekistan’s largest cargo carrier, My Freighter, has entered into an interline agreement with Oman Air, according to the airline’s co-owner, Khafizjon Gafurov. Under the deal, the Uzbek airline will leverage Oman Air’s extensive network via its hub in Muscat, opening up new opportunities for efficient air freight connections between the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent, Asia, and beyond.

Oman Air operates a dedicated cargo division, Oman Air Cargo, which utilizes belly-hold capacity across the parent airline’s passenger network. This network includes Tashkent, where Oman Air launched three weekly flights from Muscat in July using narrowbody Boeing 737 aircraft.

Since launching operations in 2022, My Freighter has secured more than 25 interline agreements with airlines across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. Operating a fleet of nine Boeing 767-300 freighters and one Boeing 757-200, the airline currently commands a 40% share of Uzbekistan’s air cargo market.