Saudia Cargo has signed a memorandum of understanding with Tibah Airports Operation Company to expand and upgrade air cargo operations at Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah. The agreement, concluded during the 20th Steering Committee Meeting for the Activation of the National Aviation Sector Strategy, is aimed at enhancing logistics services and export activity from the western Saudi Arabian hub.
Under the MoU, the partners plan to cooperate on cargo handling, operational planning, and customer services, as well as introduce incentive programs and preferential freight rates to stimulate cargo volumes. Saudia Cargo will leverage its international logistics network, while Tibah Airports will support the airline’s operations through tailored incentives and closer coordination at the airport.
The collaboration is intended to improve supply chain efficiency and increase cargo movement through Madinah by aligning airport and airline processes, sharing operational knowledge, and pursuing joint initiatives. According to the companies, the agreement supports wider efforts within Saudi Arabia’s aviation strategy to expand air cargo infrastructure, strengthen regional airports’ role in trade and logistics, and develop new opportunities for exporters in the Madinah region.