Saudia Cargo has signed a ground handling services agreement with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS), covering eight key cargo stations across Europe and the United States. The move is aimed at improving destination readiness and strengthening handling efficiency as the airline continues to grow its international cargo network. Under the agreement, WFS will provide ground handling support for Saudia Cargo at selected major cargo hubs. The partnership is expected to ensure smooth

Saudi airports handled 866,000 tonnes of air cargo between January and September 2025, according to the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). The total includes 567,000 tonnes of origin-and-destination freight and 299,000 tonnes of transit cargo, underlining the Kingdom’s emergence as a logistics hub linking major global trade routes. Ahmed Al-Hassan, Assistant Minister of Transport and Logistics, said Saudi aviation is “providing unprecedented investment opportunities