Global Network
One network.Infinite possibilities.
Six primary hubs and a growing set of partner gateways — designed so cargo always has more than one way to arrive on time.
01Global Network
Routes built forcertainty.
Move cargo across continents through a connected network built around speed, reliability, and operational precision.
Network overviewIllustrative routes · demo
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Asia → Europe corridor
SINFRA- Via
- DXB
- Transit
- ≈ 22h
- Frequency
- Daily
Transpacific express
HKGJFK- Via
- LHR
- Transit
- ≈ 26h
- Frequency
- 5× weekly
Gulf priority lane
LHRDXB- Via
- Direct
- Transit
- ≈ 7h
- Frequency
- 2× daily
02Primary Hubs
Six gateways.Four continents.
Hub roles shown here are illustrative examples of how a network template can be presented.
SINSingapore
Asia-Pacific gateway
1.36°N 103.99°E
FRAFrankfurt
Continental Europe hub
50.04°N 8.56°E
DXBDubai
Middle East transfer hub
25.25°N 55.36°E
LHRLondon
Transatlantic gateway
51.47°N 0.45°W
JFKNew York
North America gateway
40.64°N 73.78°W
HKGHong Kong
Electronics & e-commerce hub
22.31°N 113.91°E
03Partner Gateways
Connected beyondthe core.
| Code | City | Country | Role | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORD | Chicago | United States | Midwest connection | 41.97°N 87.90°W |
| LAX | Los Angeles | United States | Transpacific connection | 33.94°N 118.40°W |
| GRU | São Paulo | Brazil | South America connection | 23.43°S 46.47°W |
| JNB | Johannesburg | South Africa | Southern Africa connection | 26.13°S 28.24°E |
| BOM | Mumbai | India | Pharma export connection | 19.09°N 72.87°E |
| NRT | Tokyo | Japan | North Asia connection | 35.77°N 140.39°E |
| SYD | Sydney | Australia | Oceania connection | 33.94°S 151.17°E |
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