THY and WFS Sign 3-Year Cargo Partnership in the USA
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Turkish Airlines’ Strategic Move in the US: New Cargo Partnership with WFS in Miami and JFK

Turkish Airlines has signed a three-year cargo and ground handling agreement with WFS at Miami and New York JFK airports. The deal will strengthen THY’s cargo operations in the US.

Turkish Airlines, aiming to expand its global cargo network, has signed a three-year strategic partnership with SATS-owned Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) at Miami (MIA) and New York JFK airports.

The Istanbul-based global airline has entered into a new agreement with WFS for cargo and ground handling services to strengthen its operations in the United States. Effective from 17 July 2025 at Miami International Airport (MIA) and from 1 August 2025 at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), the deal will make a significant contribution to THY’s growing cargo network in North America.

Under the agreement, WFS will provide comprehensive cargo, mail handling, and ramp services at Building 707 in MIA. At JFK, cargo and ramp operations will be handled by WFS at Building 260.

54,000 Tonnes of Annual Cargo Operations

WFS will support Turkish Airlines in transporting approximately 18,250 tonnes annually from MIA with four flights per week, and about 36,000 tonnes from JFK with three flights per week. These operations will be conducted using THY’s A330F, B747F, and B777F freighter aircraft.

Frank Clemente, Senior Vice President Cargo and Express for WFS North America, expressed his satisfaction with the expanded partnership:

“We are proud to deepen our collaboration with Turkish Airlines at these two strategic US locations. This new contract strengthens our commitment to providing high-quality and reliable services to support Turkish Airlines’ growing cargo network in North America.”

Service at 7 Locations in the US

This new agreement shows that WFS, which already serves THY at major hubs such as Boston (BOS), Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW), Seattle (SEA), Houston (IAH), and Washington Dulles (IAD), is now collaborating with Turkish Airlines at a total of seven stations in North America.

Turkish Airlines officials summarised their reasons for choosing WFS as follows:

  • Global operational capability

  • High service quality

  • Competitive pricing

  • Strong industry relationships

Safe, Efficient, and Customer-Focused Service in Aviation

Part of the SATS Group, WFS is known as a leading ground handling and cargo provider operating at more than 160 airports worldwide. The company offers strategic support to airlines by focusing on safety, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

THY and WFS Sign 3-Year Cargo Partnership in the USA
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