ASkycargo, head of the global shipping symposium, hosts hosting Skycargo Air to display its increasing capabilities and commitment to leading efficiency, innovation and communication through the air freight industry.
“The global goods symposium is the largest and most prominent annual event in air freight, and we are happy that IATA chose to host this year’s symposium in Dubai,” Badr Abbas, the prominent vice president in the goods department in the Emirati Skycargo.
“Through its strategic location and global logistical infrastructure, Dubai is a natural option for the IATA global charging symposium for 2025. This event will be a major platform for the formation of the future of air cargo and compatibility with the best growth strategies.
“The topics of digitization, sustainability, safety and security are closely close to both of our industry and home base. Dubai embodies the success that can be achieved through trade, innovation, tourism and technology, and of course logistical services. It is often referred to as the crucible of the melting of cultures, the diversity of the city plays an important role in the success of the city.
“We look forward to engaging in many fruitful talks about the future of our industry, against the background of our headquarters.”
Seeing the carrier
After working across various markets, ABBAS has seen how to innovate and concentrate customers to convert industries.
Abbas said: “My journey with the UAE has taught me the importance of cooperation, the ability to adapt and a long -term vision,” Abbas said. “I plan to take advantage of these experiences to create growth opportunities, inspire our teams to break the barriers, and to ensure that the UAE that continues Skycargo to drive innovation, and link societies and economies to meaningful ways.”
The immediate priorities of the airline centered on updating the shipping fleet and providing the fastest and most reliable communications through the major global corridor corridors across Dubai. To achieve this, ABBAS focuses on adopting advanced technology, enhancing customer partnerships, and leading sustainable growth. Through these efforts, its goal is to redefine the future of air cargo and contribute to the prosperity of the global economy.
“We have made great progress in areas such as digital innovation and emerging technologies,” he said. “Digital innovation transforms the industry, and we have developed tools that put comfort and control directly in the hands of our customers.
This is not just an upgrade. It is a re -imagination of the air shipping logistics. Regarding emerging technologies, the UAE Skycargo adopts innovations such as actual time tracking, predictive analyzes and enhanced transparency. Automation deals with a lack of employment, while artificial intelligence redefines the path planning and improves fleet maintenance.
“Our presence on global platforms such as Webcargo, Cargo.one and Cargaii guarantees that we can be available as our customers need more, which provides reservations even for specialized products such as pharmacists, and the results talk about themselves – 70 per cent of our reservations are now digital, which enhances productivity, reduces our handcrafes, and allows our teams To focus on our complex shipments. “
Driving
The UAE plans are scheduled to be Skycargo during the five years to the next seven as a development of the airline. With the increased demand for e -commerce, damage, and pharmaceutical preparations, it is supposed to prepare for the future through the developments of the fleet, adopt sustainability and benefit from digital innovation.
By the end of 2026, we will expand our fleet to 21 Boeing 777 Breavers.
As a fake airline, the Emirati Skycargo takes advantage of the perfect mix of excessive shipping and passengers on a large scale. Customed shipments complete our passenger network through feeding in roads around the world, and we also do not work in the field of corners that are not available.
“For goods shipping from anywhere in the world, Emirates Airlines is one of the best options, as it offers the fastest and most reliable communications through Dubai to its final destination.”
Developments in Dubai
Dubai and the United Arab Emirates have built a strong foundation as a global air freight center, as it benefited from its geographical advantage, modern infrastructure, progressive policies, and strong international diplomatic relations to attract companies with a mental heading towards growth, and ready in the future. In addition, the Dubai Government initiative for 2030 will develop a bold plan to double its foreign trade by taking advantage of multimedia transport solutions.
Al -Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is scheduled to treat 12 million tons of goods annually, which supports the growth of the nearby logistical service area, which is scheduled to become an international center for global shipping and shipping companies.
“This is part of the Dubai’s main plan to establish itself as a prominent multimedia charging center, linking air, sea and land transport. With a strategic geographical location in the center of the world, the United Arab Emirates is a natural midpoint between East and West, allowing it to reach two thirds of the world during the eight -hor journey.”
“With our fleet expanding, additional shipping companies will significantly increase our ability – mainly double them. To accommodate this growth, we need a greater infrastructure for the elbow and elbow.
“Moreover, the combination of our shipping fleet and the ability of passengers at the new airport will provide unparalleled flexibility, allowing us to move goods and goods smoothly and efficiently around the world. This step will be a key to ensuring that we remain at the forefront of the air freight industry.”
