SolitAir has expanded its network to Yerevan, Armenia, strengthening air cargo access to one of the Caucasus region’s most important trade gateways.
Strategically located between Europe, the Middle East, and Eurasia, Armenia depends on reliable air cargo links to connect its landlocked market with global trade routes. Yerevan, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, now becomes part of SolitAir’s growing cargo network, supporting faster and more dependable movement across borders.
The expansion is especially relevant for Armenia’s high-value and time-sensitive cargo flows, including electronics, precision manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and perishables, where speed, control, and operational reliability are essential.
With its first flight into Yerevan, SolitAir extends its reach beyond its core Global South corridors and reinforces its role in connecting emerging and underserved markets with key global trade flows.
For the NAP ecosystem, this reflects the growing importance of focused cargo networks that bridge regions, strengthen trade corridors, and support the way global air cargo is evolving.
