My Freighter, Central Asia's largest air cargo carrier and part of Centrum Holding, has signed an interline agreement with Oman Air, extending the company's international cargo network through the Omani carrier's hub in Muscat. The partnership opens connections across the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and Asia.
The agreement fits both sides' stated strategy. Oman Air Cargo expanded its own Muscat network this summer, adding routes to Tashkent, Singapore, Sochi, Abu Dhabi and Salalah, and the airline's head of cargo, Michael Duggan, said in a July interview with Air Cargo News that the carrier was actively seeking partnerships with freighter operators on Asia–Africa–Europe routings hubbed through Muscat — involving joint planning of routing and scheduling rather than a simple block-space arrangement.
For My Freighter, the Oman Air deal is not an isolated agreement but the latest in a documented sequence: over the past year the company has signed interline agreements with China Southern Airlines (February 2026), Cargojet, Air Canada, Singapore Airlines, Aeromexico, Icelandair Cargo, Biman Bangladesh Airlines and Air Serbia. Each such agreement extends the carrier's effective network reach to a new global hub without requiring it to operate the long-haul sector itself — a growth model that is less capital-intensive than expanding through fleet ownership alone.