SAA showcases its logistics services at Air Cargo Europe 2025

The SAA’s delegation is led by Ali Salim Al Midfa, Chairman of Sharjah Airport Authority, accompanied by Sheikh Faisal Bin Saoud Al Qassimi, Director of Sharjah Airport Authority, along with several SAA representatives.

A strategic platform to showcase ambitious developments in logistics

Ali Salim Al Midfa, Chairman of Sharjah Airport Authority (SAA), affirmed that this participation comes as part of the Authority’s efforts to strengthen its international presence and expand into global markets, reinforcing Sharjah Airport’s position as a regional hub for air cargo.

The exhibition serves as a strategic platform to present the airport’s vision for the future of air cargo, highlight ongoing ambitious developments in the logistics sector, and promote its competitive advantages. It also opens doors to explore partnerships with key global players, supporting growth and expansion plans that align with Sharjah’s ambitions and the UAE’s broader vision of a diversified, knowledge-driven economy.

He also noted that the airport continues to develop a number of comprehensive projects aimed at increasing its annual passenger capacity to over 25 million by 2027, while advancing sustainability and integration across its cargo, ground handling, and aviation services in line with international best practices.

A global stage for showcasing projects and exploring future opportunities

Sharjah Airport Authority’s stand has attracted strong engagement from visitors and industry professionals. The exhibit highlights a range of development projects designed to meet the growing demand for air cargo services, including expanded cargo facilities, smart handling systems, and advanced digitization for shipment tracking and processing efficiency.

The display also showcases the airport’s integrated services, considered among the best in the region in terms of quality and reliability, thanks to Sharjah’s strategic location between Asia, Europe, and Africa and its connectivity with a wide network of regional and international airlines.

Expanding partnerships and business networks

The SAA’s delegation continues to hold a series of meetings with international cargo operators, logistics providers, and tech solution companies, discussing potential collaboration on joint projects and highlighting the range of incentives and streamlined procedures Sharjah Airport offers to investors and business partners.

A growing global role in Air Cargo

Sharjah Airport’s participation in this global exhibition underscores its commitment to supporting international supply chains and delivering advanced cargo solutions that enhance air freight connectivity across continents.

In the first quarter of 2025, the airport recorded significant growth in air cargo operations, handling over 52,000 tons of freight, in addition to 3,000 tons through sea-air cargo integration—reflecting a diversification in operational models and the airport’s responsiveness to the evolving needs of partners and customers around the world.