TP Aerospace is marking one year of partnership with Dubai-based cargo airline SolitAir, reflecting on a year of close operational collaboration through an all inclusive wheels and brakes support program for the carrier’s Boeing 737 fleet.
Founded in 2024 and based at Dubai World Central (DWC), SolitAir is a next generation B2B cargo airline focused on strengthening connectivity across the Global South. In just 20 months, the carrier has expanded its network to 54 cities in 33 countries, operating across Africa, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent, Central Asia, Europe, China and beyond. Its model emphasises operational flexibility across diverse markets and regulatory environments.
The partnership with TP Aerospace began in May 2025 with the signing of a Land For Less (LFL) wheels and brakes program covering SolitAir’s existing fleet and planned growth. Over the past year, the program has supported the airline’s day to day operations with scalable availability, rapid response, and the flexibility required to adapt to shifting demand, routes and operating conditions.
SolitAir founder and CEO Hamdi Osman, formerly Senior Vice President at FedEx Express for Europe, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and Africa, said: “Strong partnerships are central to building a reliable airline. As SolitAir continues to grow, partners like TP Aerospace help us scale with confidence while maintaining the operational resilience our customers expect.”
From TP Aerospace’s perspective, the collaboration highlights the importance of aligning program solutions with the realities of fast moving cargo operations. Philip Broskov Hansen, the company’s Vice President, Global Programme Sales, said: “SolitAir operates in markets where adaptability and resilience are essential. Over the past year, we have worked closely with the SolitAir team to provide a support program that offers stability while remaining flexible enough to respond to changing operational needs.”
As SolitAir continues to expand across key regional trade lanes, TP Aerospace says it remains committed to supporting the airline with scalable, adaptable program solutions designed to evolve alongside its operation.
