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MY Indo Airlines partnered with United Parcel Service for charter cargo flights connecting Clark International Airport in the Philippines with Kuala Lumpur and Penang in Malaysia
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The weekly services range from five to seven flights between Clark and KL, and Clark and Penang
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The Indonesian cargo carrier said these new routes reflect its continued commitment to network expansion and strengthening regional connectivity
MY Indo Airlines has partnered with United Parcel Service (UPS) for charter cargo flights connecting Clark International Airport (CRK) in the Philippines with Kuala Lumpur and Penang, two key gateways in Malaysia.
The service started this month, the Indonesian cargo airline announced on its social media pages.
“Through this collaboration, MY Indo Airlines continues to expand its operational reach, flying further to connect cargo destinations and support the movement of shipments across Southeast Asia,” the carrier said.
The available charter services per week are:
- Penang-Clark – 7 flights
- CRK-Penang – 5 flights
- Kuala Lumpur-CRK – 5 flights
- CRK-Kuala Lumpur – 6 flights
The partnership comes as UPS officially opened on October 15 its new hub at CRK, located north of Metro Manila, boosting its operating capacity and improving service on more than 1,100 trade lanes worldwide.
READ: UPS opens $80M Clark hub, its largest PH investment
CRK operator Luzon International Premiere Airport Development Corporation sees the newly expanded UPS hub as an early anchor for Clark AeroDistrict, its 759-hectare airport city within the Clark Freeport Zone. The development is meant to bring aviation, cargo, logistics and commerce together in one place.
