Qatar Airways shipments transported 2,800 tons of flowers, equivalent to 42 million fresh red roses from Kenya and South America in time for Valentine’s Day. From Nairobi, the transport company transported nearly 1,600 tons of red roses on its scheduled trips and covenants. In addition, from Bogota and Quito, it carried nearly 1,200 tons to the main markets, including Amsterdam, the Middle East, Asia and Australia.
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In addition to its usual trips scheduled for passengers and marriage, Cargo Carger has employed (9) additional covenants from Boeing 777 from NAIROBI and TEN (10) additional covenants from QUITO per weeks leading to Valentine’s Day, to support the increasing demand during this peak season.
“Each of the Kenya sectors and floral cultivation sectors in South America are success stories that must be celebrated and supported. Both countries are famous for producing beautifully beautiful roses of unparalleled quality. As a company. The world’s leading air transport, we are proud to be able to play our role in sharing this wonderful product with the world and supporting local economies in Kenya, Pogota and Quito.
“As part of our commitment to contributing to social and economic development, Qatar Airways shipments have increased by adding additional rented shipping companies to connect Kenya, Pogota and the flower transplantation sector in the main markets and customers through our network that includes more. Additional rented flights are in addition to our scheduled flights to passengers and cars .
“Because of Valentine’s Day, February is a decisive month and an important economic opportunity for the floral cultivation sector. Cargo services in Qatar Airways are very important in helping to reward dedicated farmers, farmers and businessmen behind this prosperous agricultural sector.” Darush concludes.
Cargo Carger uses Boeing 777 charging on the latest model of shipping and charter, which is the plane is a major empowerment factor for performance on time. Through its innovative new product, the carrier guarantees a smooth, smooth chain for all the flowers that are transported on its trips from the original to ensure that they reach fresh and on time, which helps millions of people worldwide to express their love and admiration for flowers.
Training shipments travel 42 million red rose for Valentine’s Day first place in the week of air cargo.
