Launched in February 2026, it is a government-backed initiative to unify the fragmented transport system. It offers a single point of contact for businesses to ship goods from the main port in Malé to any outer atoll with predictable pricing.

Yes. 3PLs like Aramex and Worldwide Xpress provide specialized resort-delivery services. In 2026, many use a "Hub-and-Spoke" model: inventory is held in Hulhumalé and dispatched via seaplane or speedboat upon order.

The increased capacity (to 120,000 tonnes) and improved slot management for cargo planes have stabilized air freight rates. Faster turnaround times for aircraft have also reduced the "dwell time" fees that were common prior to 2025.

Yes. Following the Net Zero 2030 commitment, many 3PLs are adopting electric landing crafts and solar-hybrid warehousing. In 2026, look for providers that offer "Sustainable Transit" certifications, which are increasingly required for contracts with high-end eco-resorts.