Asia Pacific - Airlink

Asia and the Pacific

Airline Partners

AerLingus

AeroMexico

AirAsia

Alaska Airlines

AmeriJet

Atlas Air

Air Canada

American Airlines

British Airways

Brussels Airlines

Cathay Pacific

Centurion Cargo

Copa Airlines

DHL

Emirates

Emirates SkyCargo

Ethiopian Airlines

Etihad Airways

Flexport

Hawaiian Airlines

JetBlue Airways

Kalitta Air

Kenya Airways

LAM Mozambican Airlines

LIFT Non-Profit Logistics

Lufthansa Cargo

Nippon Cargo Airlines

Omni Air International

Philippine Airlines

Qantas

Qatar Airways

Royal Jordanian Airlines

Royal Air Maroc

South African Airways

Silk Air

Singapore Airlines

Spirit Airlines

TNT Airlines (now ASL Airlines Belgium)

UPS Foundation

United Airlines

Western Global Airlines

Airlink in the Asia Pacific

Airlink operates globally with the support of its international NGO and airline partner networks. In 2020, Airlink developed a Regional Response Framework designed to facilitate timely responses to humanitarian emergencies and provide relief to communities in crisis. The Framework addresses the globe in six regions – Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East and North Africa, North America, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

A critical component of the frameworks is the development of localized regional partnerships between Airlink, local airlines, and local disaster response organizations.

Working in Harmony with Local Communities to Fulfill Local Priorities

Airlink aims to improve responses to regional disasters and ensure the needs of each regional community are met in the most efficient and timely way – critical in rapid onset disasters and in meeting the regional challenges of climate change. Airlink believes that supporting communities’ needs isn’t something done to people but done in harmony with local people, fulfilling their priorities.

In-Region and Developing Localized Partnerships

In 2022, Airlink appointed its first regional representative, Claire Leow, located in Singapore, to build out local partnerships with regional airlines, aid agencies, and NGOs and ensure that Airlink’s network meets local needs and engages with local and regional actors in humanitarian work.

Supported by Jenny Torner, Humanitarian Programs Manager for Asia and the Pacific, based in Washington DC, Airlink is working to support in-region partners to ensure solutions are driven by the communities we serve.