Yeditepe Cargo

Yeditepe Taşımacılık A.Ş

Yeditepe Transport Inc. was founded in Izmir in 2005 by T. Alp TUĞHAN.

As a leading institution in the logistics service sector, it expanded its international network as a member of IATA, UTIKAD, and WCA (WCA Perishables Network, WCA Pharma, WCA Dangerous Goods). It documented its expertise with certificates such as ISO 9001, ISO 27001, Live Animals, Dangerous Goods, Defence Industry, and Medical (GDP).

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Yeditepe Logistics Held a Magnificent Celebration at the Republic Ball!

Yeditepe Logistics celebrated the 100th Anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye with a magnificent Republic Ball attended by the Yeditepe family and distinguished guests. Chairman and CEO Mr. T. Alp Tuğhan emphasized unity, independence, and gratitude to the founders of the Republic, especially Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. Founded in 2005, Yeditepe Taşımacılık A.Ş. continues to grow as a boutique logistics provider with a strong international network, certifications, and expertise in air cargo, sea freight, event logistics, and courier services.

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THY Kılıç Holding and Yeditepe Transportation Inc. Achieve Major Successes

A significant logistics operation carried out through the cooperation of Turkish Cargo, the air cargo brand of Turkish Airlines (THY), and Yeditepe Transportation Inc. has been successfully completed. Juvenile fish transported by road from Milas to İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport were delivered to Oman via air cargo. As part of the operation, approximately 16,000 juvenile fish, each weighing 2 grams and produced by Kılıç Holding, were shipped in specially manufactured plastic containers. During transportation, the containers were supported with oxygen tanks and securely fastened inside the aircraft to prevent damage from turbulence. After an approximately 3-hour flight, the fish were safely released into a fish farm located in the Indian Ocean.