Etihad Cargo, the transportation and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, announced in a statement that it has signed a cooperation agreement with SF Airlines, a subsidiary of SF Holding.

According to Amac News: Etihad Cargo's announcement states that this joint venture project is based on the successful partnership between Etihad Cargo and SF Airlines, which has significantly increased connectivity and capacity between China, the UAE and global markets.
The current partnership has seen both airlines share their capacity to improve global trade routes, a relationship that has been mutually beneficial for the airlines and their customers.
The recently announced joint venture project will take this collaboration to unprecedented heights.
This partnership represents a perfect strategic alignment between Etihad Airways and SF Airlines, combining their strengths to provide customers worldwide with an integrated and comprehensive logistics solution.
Key aspects of the joint venture include increased aircraft capacity, improved transit times, interconnected networks and expanded distribution of SF Express international express services.
These improvements offer SF Airlines and its customers greater flexibility and faster European connections.
This partnership will increase the number of frequencies, hubs and destinations offered, resulting in smoother transitions and more efficient operations.
This joint venture project underlines the commitment of the airlines to develop their partnership for the benefit of the market and their customers.
The partnership will focus on integrating Etihad Cargo's customer service with SF Airlines' extensive capacity and reach, creating a synergy.
The next phase of the partnership will involve finalizing the scope of cooperation, with updates to be provided in the near future and a definitive agreement to be signed soon.
Etihad Cargo and SF Airlines are committed to continuing to develop their relationship as the airlines no longer market independently, but as committed partners to better serve their customers and the global market.