T'way Air said on the 16th that its cargo throughput in the first quarter of this year is expected to reach 9,000 tons (t), up 78% from the same period last year.
The throughput forecast is based on T'way Air's analysis of its cargo performance over the past three years. Compared with T'way Air's first-quarter 2024 throughput (4,000 t), it represents a 130% increase.
T'way Air said its annual cargo throughput in 2025 rose 92% from the previous year, and it is also recording steep growth in the first quarter of this year.
T'way Air said these throughput results were driven by the stabilization of its medium- and long-haul routes to Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Frankfurt, Sydney and Vancouver, as well as strategic cargo sales.
T'way Air optimized its transport processes for high value-added special cargo, including cosmetics and e-commerce shipments, as well as fresh food and semiconductor parts.
In addition, as demand grows for temperature-sensitive cargo such as pharmaceuticals, bio products and fresh food, it strengthened its cold chain transport capabilities based on temperature-control solutions.
T'way Air also expects the sequential introduction of the A330-900neo starting this year to modernize its fleet and boost cargo capacity.
A T'way Air official said, "T'way Air's cargo business has entered a stable trajectory and is establishing itself as a trusted supplier in the global market," adding, "We will continue to enhance our cargo transport capabilities and pursue solid, quality growth."