Turkish Cargo has finalized a capacity agreement deal with Norse Atlantic Airways, a Norwegian low-cost, long-haul carrier, to strengthen cargo connectivity across Europe and the Americas.

The deal leverages Norse's fleet of Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, each offering up to 12 tonnes of belly cargo capacity, and complements Turkish Cargo's existing freighter network, which includes Boeing 777Fs and Airbus A330Fs.

"We are pleased to announce that the capacity agreement cooperation with Norse Atlantic Airways has been finalized, strengthening our cargo connectivity between the United Kingdom & Europe to the Americas," Turkish Cargo said in a LinkedIn post.

 [Source: Turkish Cargo]

 The agreement was signed during an official ceremony attended by Ali Türk, chief cargo officer of Turkish Airlines, and Magnus Engström, cargo director of Norse Atlantic Airways.

Turkish Cargo said the partnership will enhance logistics solutions for global business partners and support its expanding international footprint

"This partnership enhances our ability to provide efficient logistics solutions to our valued business partners," the carrier added. "As we continue to grow, we are working closely with our partners to further expand the coverage of our cooperation."