For the second consecutive year, Emirates SkyCargo was named International Airline of the Year at the STAT Times International Awards for Excellence in Air Cargo. The accolade, voted for by STAT Times international readers, highlights the essential role Emirates SkyCargo plays in facilitating and shaping global logistics.
The Emirates SkyCargo team, led by Badr Abbas, Divisional Senior Vice President, Emirates SkyCargo, accepted the award in Nairobi, on the sidelines of Air Cargo Africa 2025. The ceremony was also attended by other notable guests and leading members in the air freight and logistics industry.
Commenting on the recognition, Badr Abbas, Emirates SkyCargo’s Divisional Senior Vice President said: “Emirates SkyCargo is the benchmark for excellence in the global logistics industry, serving as a trusted partner that seamlessly connects the world. We are proud that our commitment to our customers, our focus on innovation and strengthening our operations with the best talent in the industry, has secured us the accolade of the world’s leading cargo airline, by one of the leading industry publications. We will continue to work with key partners and customers to redefine the future of air cargo and contribute to the prosperity of the global economy, today and in the future.”
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Emirates SkyCargo, the cargo arm of the world’s largest international airline, prides itself on solving the transportation challenges of its customers. For almost 40 years, the cargo arm has facilitated global trade to over 145 destinations across six continents, connecting businesses with their suppliers and customers worldwide via a mix of passenger aircraft and dedicated freighters. With an industry-leading portfolio of fit-for-purpose products, underpinned by state-of-the-art infrastructure, Emirates SkyCargo moves goods quickly, reliably and efficiently.
This week during Air Cargo Africa 2025, Emirates SkyCargo was central to the discussions around Africa’s growing prominence as a competitive player in global trade. In addition to a full schedule of meetings, networking events and media briefings, the airline’s leadership joined panel discussions alongside other industry leaders to explore the challenges and opportunities in Africa’s logistics network. Badr Abbas also provided an in-depth look at his vision for the future of the airline and an analysis of the 2025 forecast in a fireside chat, underscoring the airline’s confidence in air freight’s essential role in global trade.v
