Saudia Cargo reported a successful 2025 despite cargo volumes slipping slightly, citing strong partnerships and service performance, reported London's Air Cargo News.

The airline's volumes fell 0.8 per cent to 573,000 tonnes across about 4,000 flights. According to IATA, Middle East carriers lagged global growth of 3.4 per cent, posting a 0.3 per cent rise. Demand on the Middle East-Europe corridor dropped 3.4 per cent year on year, weighing on regional results.

Saudia Cargo highlighted its net promoter score of 57 and on-time performance above 90 per cent, saying these reflected its focus on handling high-value and sensitive products. The carrier also obtained IATA's CEIV Fresh certification for perishable goods.

The company announced partnerships with the Saudi Tourism Authority and Al-Ahsa Development Authority to support national development. Internationally, it teamed up with China Cargo Airlines and Henan Group to boost Asia-Europe connectivity via Zhengzhou and Riyadh.

Saudia Cargo also signed a strategic agreement with ASL Aviation to lease two Airbus A330-300F freighters, due for delivery in 2026. Permanent cargo destinations were added in Zhengzhou, China and Milan,.

In Asia, the carrier launched "Saudia Cargo Global" with Hong Kong-based TAM Group to expand reach and customer engagement in Greater China and the Asia-Pacific. The company said this move strengthens its presence in one of the world's most dynamic markets.