Sin-Kung Logistics to launch air cargo services in 3Q25


Sin-Kung Logistics Bhd managing director Alan Ong

KUALA LUMPUR: Sin-Kung Logistics Bhd plans to launch air cargo services in the third quarter of 2025 (3Q25) after completing the RM20.7mil acquisition of a 100% stake in Prima Air Sdn Bhd.

In a statement, the air cargo transportation specialist said it plans to lease three aircraft by the end of 2025, with the first expected to arrive in May or June to kick-start its air cargo operations by 3Q25.

Sin-Kung Logistics managing director Alan Ong said with the completion of acquisition, the company is now able to offer air feeder services and to enter into cargo interline agreements with its airlines customers to establish a strategic interline partnership to transport each other’s shipments on specific routes.

“The next phase of growth for Sin-Kung Logistics will be the air cargo services. With the addition of the air cargo services, the Company will now able to offer full supply chain solutions for local and international freight forwarders from trucking services to cross-border air logistics services.

“The expansion of such services and network complements Sin-Kung Logistics’ current airport-to-airport road feeder services offered to our customers, thus further strengthening its competitive position in the logistics industry in Malaysia and Singapore. All in all, it would be an exciting and busy year for Sin-Kung Logistics,” he said.

Prima Air operates in air cargo, private jet charters, and aircraft maintenance (MRO). It holds an Air Service Permit and Air Operator Certificate for non-scheduled commercial flights.

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