Uzbekistan-based cargo airline, My Freighter, has signed an interline agreement with Singapore Airlines, unlocking access to the airline’s extensive route network spanning destinations across Southeast Asia, South Asia, East Asia, the Pacific, Europe and beyond.

My Freighter, which is part of Centrum Holding, said the new agreement marks its 25th interline commitment, reflecting the airline’s steady and purposeful progress in building a robust global partnership network.

Under the interline framework, cargo will be seamlessly transferred between flights operated by both carriers, which My Freighter says will offer customers greater routing flexibility, optimised transit options and access to global supply chains.

The partnership is particularly significant for businesses operating along trade corridors between Central Asia and the broader Asia-Pacific region.

In a social media post announcing the agreement, Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, founder and chief executive of Centrum Holding, said: “This agreement is a further testament to My Freighter‘s commitment to becoming the premier logistics bridge between Central Asia and global markets.

“The airline continues to expand its interline portfolio with leading international carriers, consistently raising the bar for service quality, connectivity, and reliability for its customers worldwide.”

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