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Jet Fuel Drives Maldives’ Re-Exports Past 2025 Total
Maldives re-export earnings reached USD 314.9 million between January and September 2026, up 48.5 per cent year-on-year and above the whole of 2025's USD 299.2 million, with jet fuel accounting for about 81 per cent of the total. The sea-to-air cargo service, launched in May 2024, handled 633 tonnes of outbound cargo in July across six airlines to 10 countries.
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Jet Fuel Drives Maldives’ Re-Exports Past 2025 Total
USD 314.9 million Re-export earnings, January to September 2026
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USD 314.9 millionRe-export earnings, January to September 2026Corporate Maldivesre-exports reached USD 314.9 million between January and September, an increase of 48.5 per cent from USD 212 million during the corresponding period of 2025
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48.5 per centIncrease in re-export earnings year-on-yearCorporate Maldivesre-exports reached USD 314.9 million between January and September, an increase of 48.5 per cent from USD 212 million during the corresponding period of 2025
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USD 212 millionRe-export earnings, January to September 2025Corporate Maldivesan increase of 48.5 per cent from USD 212 million during the corresponding period of 2025
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More than 17International airlines connected to the sea-to-air operationCorporate MaldivesMore than 17 international airlines have connected to the operation.
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633 tonnesOutbound cargo handled by the sea-to-air serviceCorporate MaldivesIn July, the service handled 633 tonnes of outbound cargo, compared with 335 tonnes in June.
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335 tonnesOutbound cargo handled by the sea-to-air serviceCorporate MaldivesIn July, the service handled 633 tonnes of outbound cargo, compared with 335 tonnes in June.
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10 countries through six airlinesDestination countries and airlines for July shipmentsCorporate MaldivesShipments during July reached 10 countries through six airlines.
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Earlier reports gavesix airlines to 10 countries31 Oct, 20:47Maldives Voice
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The sea-to-air service allowing goods arriving by ship to be transferred to international flights was launched.in May 2024MaldivesCorporate MaldivesThe sea-to-air service, launched in May 2024, allows goods arriving in the Maldives by ship to be transferred to international flights at Velana International Airport.
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