Jet Freight Logistics Limited is facing a leadership transition in its senior sales ranks as the company confirms the resignation of a key executive. In a letter dated March 5, 2026, Dhec Hanigalla, Deputy General Manager – Sales, Air Export, informed the board of his decision to step away to explore opportunities outside the organization, with relief from duties slated for the close of business on April 29, 2026. The move comes as Jet Freight Logistics navigates the evolving landscape of global freight and air export demand, seeking new avenues to sustain momentum in its outbound logistics network.
Hanigalla’s departure underscores the challenges and opportunities that come with managing high-stakes sales and customer relationships in air export. The Deputy General Manager’s remit typically sits at the heart of securing key clients, optimizing pricing and service levels, and coordinating cross-functional execution across operations, documentation, and compliance. While the company has not publicly outlined a succession plan, the resignation raises questions about how the team will maintain continuity in client engagement and order flow during the transition.
As Jet Freight Logistics continues to position itself for future growth, leadership changes at the senior management level often prompt conversations about strategy, morale, and talent development. The firm’s leadership will likely emphasize a smooth handover and a renewed focus on sustaining service quality for air-export clients, while evaluating next steps to fill the role and reinforce its sales capabilities in a competitive market.