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TCE has signed a strategic agreement with SkyUp Airlines aimed at a Total Cargo Management (TCM) model. This partnership, which also includes ECS Group and Global GSA Group as subcontractor sales partners, aims to create an integrated cargo platform. The goal is to optimize network performance and commercial flexibility, as stated by TCE.
Flexible TCM Model Starting in 2026
The agreement will place the cargo activities of SkyUp Airlines under a TCM model. This model is aligned with the airline’s evolving network strategy, according to TCE. A key element of the partnership is the dynamic capture of demand, which will be prioritized over fixed capacity commitments. Chișinău (RMO) in Moldova is set to serve as a central hub for cargo activities in Europe and adjacent regions.
According to TCE, the TCM model will support a broad product portfolio that includes general cargo, dangerous goods, perishable products, live animals, mail, and e-commerce. This will enable SkyUp Airlines to serve both high-yield and time-sensitive market segments. The coordination of cargo activities will be handled by Globe Air Cargo Ukraine on behalf of the ECS Group, while TCE Germany provides technical support. SkyUp Airlines retains operational control over activities at the RMO location.
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Very useful weekly snapshot — I liked how this update covers key macro and logistics shifts in Pakistan, such as improved export financing, easing inflation, and stronger trade ties with Iran that could boost cross-border cargo movement. The focus on foreign reserve stability and a narrowing trade deficit also paints a clearer picture of how logistical planning and freight demand may evolve in the coming months. A practical read for anyone tracking Pakistan’s supply chain trends!