- ACL Airshop has signed a multi-year ULD (Unit Load Device) Management Agreement with Sin-Kung Airways, a growing air cargo carrier based in Kuala Lumpur. The agreement will provide Sin-Kung with a full-service solution that includes fleet management, repair and maintenance, digital tracking, and logistics support.
- The partnership aims to enhance Sin-Kung’s operational efficiency and scalability as it expands across Asia and globally. ACL Airshop’s technology-enabled tools and global service network will ensure ULD availability, reduce turnaround times, and improve overall cargo performance.
ACL Airshop has entered into a multi-year Unit Load Device (ULD) Management Agreement with Sin-Kung Airways, the Kuala Lumpur–based cargo carrier that is rapidly scaling its operations across Asia and into global markets. The partnership is designed to strengthen Sin-Kung’s operational reliability and provide a fully integrated, end-to-end ULD solution to support its growth trajectory.
Under the agreement, ACL Airshop will deliver a comprehensive suite of ULD services, including fleet management, repair and maintenance (MRO), net supply, digital tracking systems, and full logistics support. The solution leverages ACL Airshop’s worldwide service network, regionally deployed teams, and technology-driven tools to ensure seamless ULD availability and improved cargo performance.
With the rapid expansion of Sin-Kung Airways’ network, efficient ULD flow has become increasingly critical. ACL Airshop’s proprietary management software will provide real-time tracking, utilization analytics, and predictive insights to optimize fleet performance. Continuous monitoring and timely intervention will help minimize operational disruptions, reduce costs, and maximize availability across Sin-Kung’s expanding system.
Alan Ong, Managing Director & CEO of Sin-Kung Airways, said the partnership marks a pivotal milestone in the airline’s development.
“Partnering with ACL Airshop marks an important step in strengthening our operational backbone as we scale our cargo footprint across Asia and beyond. Reliable ULD performance is critical in airfreight, and ACL’s end-to-end management, digital tracking and global support network give us the assurance that our fleet is always optimised and mission-ready. This agreement allows us to improve efficiency, reduce turnaround time, and focus on what matters most – delivering a seamless cargo experience to our customers worldwide.”
Jasper van Gelder, Head of Sales and Business Development at ACL Airshop, said the agreement reflects rising demand for scalable, logistics-driven ULD solutions.
“We are very proud to announce this partnership with Sin-Kung Airways. This partnership also illustrates the growing demand for scalable and logistics-focused ULD management. Our teams are committed to supporting Sin-Kung Airways with a flexible and fully integrated solution that grows with their fleet and network. ACL Airshop’s people, logistics capabilities, local team and digital tools will help streamline operations and ensure availability across their entire system.”
For Sin-Kung Airways, the collaboration represents a strategic investment in operational resilience, enabling the carrier to manage higher volumes, tighter schedules and the complex logistics demands of a growing international cargo network. For ACL Airshop, it further strengthens its footprint in Asia’s fast-expanding airfreight market.
