The Chinese e-commerce giant TEMU has made a rapid entry into the Turkish market, attracting attention by shortening cargo delivery times.

The growth of global e-commerce has brought a new breath to Turkey's air cargo traffic. TEMU has turned Turkey into a cargo headquarters, reducing delivery times to just a few days.

Turkey, entering a new era in air transportation, serves as a crucial bridge between Asia and Europe. TEMU's operations in Turkey further strengthen this position.

However, despite the growing demand, there are challenges in aircraft supply. Therefore, hybrid transportation solutions that combine road and air transport are gaining importance.

Turkey's civil aviation authority aims to open new flight routes with the Far East and provide more traffic rights to local companies.

The investments of Chinese companies in Turkey are reshaping the country's air cargo dynamics. TEMU's growth in Turkey is seen as a significant step in global competition.