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Turkish Cargo achieves a growth rate of approximately 10 times higher than the average market gro...
Turkish Cargo, attained an increase of 21.7 percent in the rate of sold cargo, and grew substantially across the industry with the growth rate of 2.2 achieved in the global air cargo market.
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Four thousand tons of flowers carried by Turkish Cargo exclusively for the Valentine's Day
Turkish Cargo carried flowers to all four sides with its charter flights in order to meet the need for the Valentine's Day, in addition to its heavily-operated special cargo transportations.
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Turkish Cargo carries out first air cargo transportation from Istanbul Airport
Turkish Cargo carried out the first air cargo transportations from Istanbul Airport to Ankara and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
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Turkish Cargo to start its operations at Istanbul Airport
Turkish Cargo will begin operating out of 2 airports soon.
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Turkish Cargo continues performing successful horse transportations
Turkish Cargo performed two different special cargo operations on January, 14th , successfully and safely carrying 17 horses to Istanbul and Dubai.
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Turkish Cargo builds trust in 'Live Animal' transportation operations
Turkish Cargo has become a member to the Animal Transportation Association, one of the international organizations which aims to transport live animals at secure and ideal conditions.
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Air Cargo News Cargo Airline of the Year Award
We are a candidate to become the Cargo Airline of the Year at the Air Cargo News Awards.
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Support Us At The Stat Times Awards
The last day to vote is January 31st,2019. Thank you in advance for your support!
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New Customs Regulations for China
In order to avoid potential fines, delay at delivery main issues to attend and commenly experienced irregularities are listed below.
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Customs Penalty Process
Recently Turkish Cargo is facing increasining amount of fines from Authorities mostly due to below listed irregularities. These irregualirties are mostly rooted from Forwarder and GHA part.