MAB Kargo Sdn Bhd, the cargo arm of Malaysia Aviation Group, has partnered with Teleport, the logistics unit of Capital A Berhad, in a move aimed at expanding regional air cargo connectivity.
The duo said in a statement on Monday that the collaboration brings together MASkargo’s established global network, operational expertise, and strong market presence, complementing Teleport’s high-frequency, flexible and deep intra–Southeast Asia network connectivity.
By aligning complementary network strengths, the partnership enables more seamless cargo flows across key regional trade lanes and supports growing demand in emerging markets.
As part of this initiative, MASkargo will leverage dedicated freighter capacity operated by Teleport on selected routes, including services between Kuala Lumpur and Phnom Penh.
This enhances access to important cargo gateways and enables more efficient movement of goods within Southeast Asia, including high-growth markets such as Cambodia.
Amid sustained growth in intra-Southeast Asia trade, driven by increasing demand across e-commerce, perishables, and general cargo segments, this collaboration enables MASkargo to enhance transit times, flexibility, and routing options for its customers, by tapping into The Teleport Network, which strengthen its ability to scale capacity efficiently through a more agile and responsive network.
This further reinforces MASkargo’s position as a key regional cargo player supporting Southeast Asia’s evolving logistics ecosystem.
“This collaboration reflects MASkargo’s continued focus on strengthening our regional network and enhancing connectivity across Southeast Asia,
“By working together with Teleport, we are able to expand our capacity with greater flexibility and better align our network with evolving market demand, while maintaining the high standards of reliability and service our customers expect,” said Mohd Nadziruddin Mohd Basri, Chief Executive Officer of Aviation Services from Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG).
“Against a backdrop of sustained industry growth, with global air cargo demand rising by over 11% year-on-year in February, this partnership positions us well to capture emerging opportunities and support growing trade flows across the region, particularly as supply chains continue to adapt and shift towards resilient regional corridors,” he added.
Jan Philipp Pöter, Chief Business Officer of Teleport said the Teleport Network is built to be characteristically flexible, anchored on the spirit of doing more with the ready available network and capacity in the market.
“To this end, we actively work with partner airlines who share a mutual interest to grow stronger and faster together,
“We are pleased to support MASkargo by quickly activating the Kuala Lumpur – Phnom Penh – Kuala Lumpur sector with the deployment of our A321F, to connect MASkargo’s captured demand into their global network via Kuala Lumpur, unlocking stronger trade flows between Cambodia and international markets,” he said.
He also said this partnership with MASkargo reflects how The Teleport Network is built – flexible and demand-led. This partnership model allows global airlines who work with Teleport to quickly respond and navigate capacity and network deployment, enabling faster, more efficient growth.
“This is the beginning of a deeper collaboration between Teleport and MASkargo to mutually expand regional connectivity to capture more demand and strengthen market flows in the region, unlocking greater value from our combined networks,” he said.
Through this collaboration, MASkargo said it continues to advance its role in facilitating regional trade while delivering more integrated, efficient, and customer-focused air cargo solutions.