Silk Way West Airlines and ACL Airshop announced this week that they have formally extended their long-standing collaboration. A further multi-year ULD agreement was signed, demonstrating the success of their partnership thus far. The two companies are continuing to improve ULD transports, whether this is on a technological level such as the introduction of Bluetooth to achieve real-time ULD tracking – “a revolutionary step towards optimizing cargo transportation,” according to the press release, or in terms of sustainability. “The partnership emphasizes an ongoing commitment to environmentally sustainable practices and will feature joint initiatives to reduce carbon footprint and promote eco-friendly solutions within the air cargo industry,” it outlines. The desired outcome is fast, efficient ULD management solutions that have a positive knock-on effect down the supply chain, in the form of “accelerated services, streamlined logistics, and substantial cost savings,” alongside, “enhance[d] cargo protection, tracking, and overall supply chain visibility.”
Vugar Mammadov, Vice-President CIS and Central Asia of Silk Way West Airlines, said: “This strategic collaboration with ACL Airshop is a testament to our commitment to delivering exceptional service and value to our customers. By combining our strengths, we aim to set a new benchmark in air freight logistics and contribute to the growth of the global cargo industry.”
Steve Townes, President and CEO of ACL Airshop, enthused: “We are excited about the opportunities that this strategic partnership brings. Together with Silk Way West Airlines, we will drive innovation, enhance operational efficiency, and create a more sustainable and resilient air cargo ecosystem.”
Maurice van Terheijden, Managing Director EMEA for ACL Airshop, stated: “Both companies Silk Way West Airlines and ACL Airshop boast cultures of exceptional performance, making it an honor for us to evolve in tandem with our partner.”
