Emirates SkyCargo launches AI Tech to transport artificial intelligence infrastructure

Author: tanzaniatimes.netPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: United Arab Emirates

Business & EconomyTechnology

Emirates SkyCargo launches AI Tech to transport artificial intelligence infrastructure

Emirates SkyCargo has launched AI Tech, a dedicated service for moving critical artificial intelligence equipment safely and on schedule, including server racks, semiconductors and GPUs. The airline plans to operate 23 dedicated freighters by March 2027, providing main-deck capacity for server racks that can weigh more than 3.5 tons. The service includes priority loading, specialized handling, shipment monitoring through the command centre in Dubai and proactive customer coordination. Badr Abbas said Emirates SkyCargo transported more than 700 tons of AI infrastructure in July and that demand continued to grow.

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