Turkish Cargo is continuing to build its cargo flight network.

The air freight carrier recently added Munich to its network, shortly after announcing its service to Frankfurt.

Turkish noted that Munich is a developed economical city of Germany and the launch means the destination will be served with direct cargo flights starting May 7.

“Besides making a remarkable contribution to the need for global air cargo transportation, we are glad to add Munich, a substantial business center, to our flight network, and continue to offer stable and reliable cooperation to the leading exporters of the market. As one of the prepotent air cargo brands in the world, we are aware," said Turkish Cargo’s chief cargo officer Turhan Ozen on the launch of Munich as a direct cargo destination.

"We perform this mission not only with the transportation we carry out, but also with producing, opening areas, contributing the development of sectors, and creating a large logistics ecosystem,” he added.

Munich is considered the technological metropolis of Germany, and it hosts the market leaders in automotive, electronics, medical, and biotechnological products.

"Turkish Cargo aims to strengthen the air cargo bridge it has established between Europe and the Middle East with the reliable, fast, and direct air transportation it offers to logistics service providers with Airbus A330F type wide-body cargo aircraft on ISTMUC-IST cargo flights,"the carrier said in its statement.

The carrier noted that it has the world's largest direct cargo flight network consisting of 96 destinations among air cargo brands, 25 direct cargos, excluding express carriers.

It also continues to carry out global business processes with the fleet of Turkish Airlines consist of 363 aircraft including 25 dedicated freighters.

Turkish Cargo aims to be one of the top three air cargo brands in the world.