TCS BECOMES CARGO SERVICE PARTNER OF TURKISH AIRLINES – A NEW STEP IN STRENGTHENING LOGISTICS CONNECTION BETWEEN VIETNAM AND TURKEY

From October 1, 2025, Tan Son Nhat Cargo Services Company (TCS) officially became the cargo service partner of Turkish Airlines — one of the world’s leading airlines.

After more than a year of preparation and negotiations, the partnership marks an important step toward enhancing air logistics connectivity between Vietnam and Turkey, creating smoother trade routes between Asia and Europe.

Source: VnExpress


Under the agreement, TCS will handle all cargo operations for Turkish Airlines in Vietnam, including special and dangerous goods. The company’s warehouse system meets IATA international standards, equipped with automated handling technology to speed up processing time and reduce logistics costs for exporters and importers.

To improve coordination, Turkish Airlines has also established a representative office within the TCS cargo terminal, ensuring more flexible and efficient operations.

As a member of the Vietnam Airlines Group, TCS currently provides cargo services to most international airlines at Tan Son Nhat Airport. This collaboration further demonstrates Vietnam’s growing capability in international air logistics, while paving the way for broader supply chain connections between Asia and Europe.

In the coming years, TCS plans to continue investing in infrastructure, automation, and workforce training, preparing for expanded operations when Long Thanh International Airport becomes operational.

💡 Benefits for the Logistics Industry

The cooperation between TCS and Turkish Airlines brings multiple advantages for Vietnam’s logistics sector:

  • Expanding international cargo routes from Vietnam to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa — reducing transit time and transportation costs.
  • Upgrading technology and service standards in line with global practices, enhancing Vietnam’s position in the air logistics field.
  • Boosting trade and logistics connectivity between Asia and Europe, turning Vietnam into a potential regional transshipment hub in the near future.

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