Pictured at this year's CNS Conference in Nashville are (L to R) Kani Morova, Southeast Regional Cargo Manager; Bora Iscan, Regional Cargo Representative Americas; Sarper Ozpercin, Regional Cargo Operations Coordination Manager; Halit Anlatan, Vice President Cargo; and Ismail Cay, Manager Cargo Sales Channels and Key Accounts.

(Istanbul Exclusive) News that Turkish Cargo was awarded IATA’s Center of Excellence for Independent Validators (CEIV) certificate for its pharmaceutical operations comes as positive news following a summer of challenges for the fast-rising carrier.
   Here in an exclusive conversation with Mr. Halit Anlatan, Vice President Cargo, FlyingTypers learned that the beat of growth and global cargo service has continued unabated for Turkish Air Cargo.
   As September begins, the carrier is ready to reach for new horizons.
   “Turkish Cargo has made huge investments in service quality just in the past year and a half,” Mr. Halit said.
   “Firstly, we have built and operationalized our next generation cargo handling facility at IST, including our new storage system that is equipped with the latest technological advancements for management and control of ever growing domestic and international shipments.
   “Turkish Cargo has also created a software system that will carry us to the future, which will be integrated it into our global cargo operations worldwide.
   “At the same time have enlarged our cargo network and started serving multiple new destinations.
   “As these great steps are being taken, we also have been able to control all possible challenges while maintaining our growth.
   “Turkish Cargo will continue to innovate and release new features that will make our customers’ businesses easier in the upcoming quarter as Autumn 2016 progresses into 2017.
   “Our customers and shipping partners know that Turkish Cargo has their back, no excuses, every step of the way!” said Halit Anlatan.
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