Sin-Kung Logistics is set to launch a new cargo airline this year in a bid to enter the air cargo sector.
Sin-Kung Airways will commence operations during the third quarter.
The company plans to lease three aircraft by the end of 2025, with its first delivery scheduled for July.
The moves comes after Sin-Kung Logistics acquired Prima Air, now Sin-Kung Airways, in March.
The company said the rebrand forms part of a broader corporate strategy to align all operations under one unified identity.
Alan Ong, managing director of Sin-Kung Logistics, said: “Sin-Kung Logistics is well-recognised in the air cargo transportation sector.“By adopting the Sin-Kung identity for our airline operations, we are enhancing our brand visibility and reinforcing our position as a total logistics solutions service provider.
“This marks a significant milestone as we accelerate our air cargo expansion plans across the region.”
The carrier’s initial operations will cover routes between Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Labuan and Hong Kong International airports.
Sin-Kung Airways plans to target key air cargo markets including e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, oil and gas and perishables.
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