The African air freight market is poised for transformative growth, driven by surging e-commerce demand and infrastructure developments. With major carriers introducing direct flights to underserved regions, this shift opens new trade corridors. Governments across the continent are investing in airport upgrades, with Nigeria and Kenya leading the charge in modernizing cargo facilities. However, challenges such as limited cold chain capabilities and regulatory complexities persist. Industry experts suggest that partnerships between private carriers and local logistics companies could bridge these gaps, creating a robust ecosystem to facilitate international trade. The article concludes with insights from a recent forum highlighting Africa as the “next frontier” for air logistics.