Global Cargo Carriers

Africa's largest airline and leading cargo carrier. Operates a dedicated freighter fleet and belly cargo to 60+ African cities and 100+ global destinations.

The Pride of Africa. Kenya Airways Cargo provides extensive East, West, and Central African cargo connections with dedicated freighter and belly-hold capacity.

Egypt's national carrier with a dedicated cargo subsidiary offering freighter services to key African, Middle Eastern and European destinations.

Rwanda's rapidly growing airline providing cargo services across Africa with modern Airbus A330 and Boeing 737 widebody lift.

The national carrier of Tanzania operating modern Airbus A220 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft with belly-hold cargo capacity across Africa and select intercontinental routes.

Africa's leading dedicated all-cargo airline. Astral Aviation operates a fleet of freighters specializing in humanitarian, perishable, and general cargo across 70+ African stations.

A pan-African airline headquartered in Lomé, Togo, providing cargo and passenger connectivity across 23 West and Central African countries.

The national airline of Côte d'Ivoire, providing belly cargo and charter services across West Africa with Airbus A320 family aircraft.

South Africa's flagship carrier offering cargo services to major African hubs from its Johannesburg hub, connecting southern Africa to the continent.

A Ghanaian regional carrier providing belly cargo capacity across West African corridors with modern Embraer jets.

World's largest international cargo airline. Emirates SkyCargo serves 50+ African cities from Dubai with freighters and widebody belly lift — the most extensive Africa cargo network globally.

Turkish Airlines Cargo flies to 60+ African destinations via Istanbul, making it one of the top-ranked carriers for African connectivity with a fast-growing dedicated freighter fleet.

Qatar Airways Cargo's Doha hub provides one-stop connectivity between Africa and Asia, with a dedicated freighter fleet supplementing widebody passenger belly capacity.

Germany's premier air cargo carrier operates dedicated MD-11F and 777F freighters to key African markets, offering high-value and time-critical solutions.

Brussels Airlines has the most extensive scheduled network to Central and West Africa in Europe, with legacy routes dating back to SABENA — ideal for Belgian-Congo trade corridors.

Air France Cargo connects Francophone Africa deeply to Europe via Paris CDG, with strong frequencies to Dakar, Abidjan, and Central African hubs via belly capacity.

KLM Cargo offers reliable belly-hold and freighter services to East and West Africa through its Amsterdam Schiphol hub, popular for flower exports from Kenya and East Africa.

Oman Air provides critical cargo links between East Africa and Oman/Gulf region, ideal for seafood, agricultural produce, and general cargo on Indian Ocean trade routes.

flydubai provides high-frequency, affordable cargo capacity from Dubai to East African and Horn of Africa destinations underserved by full-service carriers.

Saudia Cargo connects Africa to the Arabian Peninsula and beyond with dedicated freighters and belly capacity from Jeddah and Riyadh hubs.

DHL's aviation arm operates a massive freighter fleet serving Africa through regional hubs in Johannesburg, Nairobi and Casablanca — the world's leading express cargo network.

FedEx Express delivers time-definite freight across Africa via intercontinental freighters with local last-mile capabilities in 40+ African countries.

UPS Airlines operates an extensive freighter fleet providing scheduled parcel and freight services to Africa with time-definite delivery guarantees.

Europe's largest pure freighter airline operates 777F aircraft to Africa, specializing in heavy-lift, project cargo, and high-value goods requiring dedicated freighter capacity.