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MSN Air Service Deploys Unified Cargo Platform Across Global Expansion

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Thursday, October 29, 2026

MSN Air Service committed to standardizing its cargo handling technology across all new international stations, leveraging a single digital platform for operational consistency. The ground handler signed a memorandum of understanding at the Tiaca Air Cargo Forum to deploy Galaxy technology at each facility opening as part of its global expansion strategy. MSN currently operates from JFK and is establishing a new base at Cheddi Jagan International Airport in Guyana. Galaxy supports import, export and transfer operations through an integrated system designed to reduce operational complexity. MSN Air Service group chief executive Manoj Singh emphasized the platform enables visibility and scalability across the network. The unified approach allows handlers to maintain consistent workflows and performance metrics without rebuilding processes at each location, according to platform provider Kalé Info Solutions leadership.

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