SolitAir Expands Its African Cargo Network
SolitAir, a cargo airline based in Dubai, has expanded its services by integrating Harare, Zimbabwe, and Lusaka, Zambia, into its existing network. This strategic move aims to fortify regional trade flows and offer dependable cargo links, supporting various industries such as agriculture and technology.
New Routes for Enhanced Trade
The inaugurations of these routes were closely timed, with Harare welcoming the service first, followed by Lusaka two days later in September 2025. By connecting Dubai with Harare, SolitAir is improving the flow of goods, facilitating expedited trade routes across Africa and into international markets.
Fleet and Operations
Hamdi Osman, Founder and CEO of SolitAir Holding, emphasized the airline’s focus on operating within the niche 20 to 22-tonne segment. The carrier utilizes Boeing 737-800 freighters, promoting its offerings of speed, reliability, and advanced logistics solutions to enhance business operations across the continent.
- Enhanced regional trade flows
- Focus on agriculture and technology sectors
- Utilizes Boeing 737-800 freighters
- Aims for faster international market connections
The airline’s expansion aligns with its strategy to unlock more efficient trade routes, ultimately benefiting both African and global businesses.
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