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SkyCell and the Turkish cargo airline MNG Airlines have established a strategic partnership to revolutionize the management of Unit Load Devices (ULD), particularly refrigerated containers. In the air freight industry, companies often face the challenge of ensuring visibility and efficiency of their assets. Unclear locations and inefficient usage can lead to high costs and operational issues.
With the new collaboration, an IoT-supported tracking system for MNG Airlines‘ ULD fleet will be introduced. This technology enables real-time monitoring, reduces manual processes, and optimizes the use of containers within the global network.
Efficiency improvement through intelligent solutions
The enhanced tracking of refrigerated containers will help MNG Airlines significantly reduce the number of misplaced or delayed assets. Real-time data provides valuable insights into fleet allocation and supports balanced inventory management. This allows teams to utilize their resources more efficiently and focus on strategic tasks while MNG continues to expand its cargo offerings in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North America.
SkyCell views this partnership as a confirmation of its leading role in digital ULD management and IoT-supported asset visibility. These innovations are crucial for the needs of modern cargo airlines, both regionally and globally.
“Our collaboration with MNG Airlines demonstrates how technology and partnership can lead to operational improvements,” explains Abedin Dula, Business Development Lead, Airlines at SkyCell. “We are proud to provide the infrastructure and expertise that airlines like MNG need to achieve greater control, reliability, and efficiency.”
Serkan Eren, Ground Operations Director of MNG Airlines, emphasizes: “With the growth of our operations, efficiency and reliability are at the forefront. The partnership with SkyCell gives us the visibility and control we need to manage our ULD fleet more effectively.”
Founded in 1996, MNG Airlines has developed into an internationally recognized cargo airline. Based in Istanbul, it offers both scheduled and charter cargo services to a broad customer base, including multinational companies and e-commerce firms.
The partnership between SkyCell and MNG Airlines is a step towards greater visibility, reliability, and efficiency in ULD management. Together, they focus on innovation and modern technology to meet the challenges of the air freight industry.
