Strike Aviation to represent Fly Khiva in Europe

Strike Aviation to represent Fly Khiva in Europe

Strike Aviation, an international cargo GSSA company, has signed a representation agreement with the Uzbek air carrier Fly Khiva to serve as its representative in Europe. This partnership represents a significant advancement in expanding Strike Aviation’s reach and enhancing air cargo services to Central Asia.

Under the terms of the agreement, Strike Aviation will manage Fly Khiva flights from Liège Airport (LGG) to key destinations in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.

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“For Strike Aviation, this agreement marks another significant milestone toward achieving our strategic objectives as we work to broaden our services in Asia and Central Asia. By steadily increasing our regional presence and forging diverse partnerships, we continue to solidify our market standing. Meanwhile, we are confident that our expertise, experience, and track record of success in the global market will contribute to the business success of Fly Khiva, an ambitious new entrant in the air cargo sector,” said Gerard ter Bruggen, Director of Business Development at Strike.

Strike Aviation will represent Fly Khiva in most EU countries, the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

Fly Khiva Group was established in 2021 with the aim of developing civil passenger, cargo, and business aviation, as well as conducting domestic and international flights. In early 2024, the company expanded its operations to include air cargo services.

Fly Khiva operates a Boeing 767 freighter, offering transportation for high-value, time-sensitive, and other types of cargo. Flights to the destinations as mentioned above will be scheduled 3 to 4 times per week.

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Strike Aviation operates from major air cargo hubs in Europe, North and South America. It has offices in 26 cities worldwide.

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Anastasiya Simsek started her journalism career in 2016 at Ukrainian TV-Channels: 24 Channel and 1+1 Media. Having worked across a number of different sectors, including news, medicine and lifestyle, she joined the Air Cargo Week editorial team in 2024. To share your news and exclusive insights, contact Anastasiya.Simsek@AirCargoWeek.com

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