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MSC Air Cargo Formalizes Forwarder Partnership With Neutral Air Partner

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Wednesday, September 2, 2026

MSC Air Cargo has formalized a strategic partnership with Neutral Air Partner to deepen engagement with its network of freight forwarders, consolidators and logistics providers spanning more than 150 countries. The collaboration builds on an existing relationship and will facilitate commercial opportunities across regular airfreight, specialized cargo, charter and project movements. The partnership strengthens NAP's airline portfolio while providing MSC Air Cargo direct access to experienced forwarding professionals globally.

MSC Air Cargo CEO Jannie Davel said the formalized arrangement offers a platform to understand the forwarding community's evolving needs. The carrier can now identify growth opportunities with this experienced global community. The carrier operates seven Boeing 777 freighters and provides more than 50 connections across the Americas, Europe and Africa. It participated as a major sponsor at NAP's OPENAP 2025 conference in Khao Lak, Thailand. NAP founder Christos Spyrou characterized the partnership as a natural evolution of trust built through direct leadership engagement.

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