Flydubai Cargo is expanding its dedicated freighter network for the Northern winter 2026/27 schedule, with services beginning on 25 October. The operation uses Boeing 737-800F aircraft based at Dubai Al Maktoum International Airport, also known as Dubai World Central, and will connect Dubai with markets across South Asia, the Middle East and Africa through scheduled services and multi-stop rotations.
The filed schedule includes Ahmedabad, Almaty, Delhi, Doha, Entebbe, Erbil, Hargeisa, Karachi, Kuwait City, Nairobi, Sulaymaniyah and Zanzibar, as well as Dhaka and the Dubai–Malé–Kochi–Dubai rotation. A further Dubai–Chennai–Hanoi–Delhi–Dubai service is scheduled twice weekly.
Karachi is planned at four flights per week, while Erbil and Kuwait City will each receive three. Ahmedabad, Almaty, Delhi, Doha, Nairobi and Sulaymaniyah are scheduled twice weekly. Dhaka, Entebbe and the Malé–Kochi rotation are listed once weekly.
Hargeisa is due to join the network on 26 October, followed by Damascus on 3 November and Bishkek on 6 November. Zanzibar is scheduled from 25 October with one weekly service.
The network is based on Flydubai Cargo’s filed operating data, and some routings or frequencies may change. The schedule expands the initial dedicated-cargo operation beyond a limited launch programme, providing additional 737-800F capacity for regional freight flows from Dubai.