Regular cargo flights are planned to be launched between Tashkent and Nanjing, China. The flights could start on October 12 and operate three times a week.
According to the press service of Uzbekistan Airports, a working meeting on the possible launch of the route was held with representatives of Jiangxi International Cargo Airlines and Beijing Capital Airlines.
Airbus A330 cargo aircraft are planned to be used for the service, with flights operating in both directions.
The main types of cargo are expected to include equipment and cross-border e-commerce goods. The parties also discussed airport, ground and warehouse handling, aircraft refueling, as well as the necessary infrastructure and staff training.
Nanjing is a major historical, industrial and logistics hub in eastern China and the capital of Jiangsu province. The city is located on the Yangtze River, about 300 kilometers from Shanghai.
Uzbekistan Airports noted that launching flights between Tashkent and Nanjing would expand the network of direct cargo air services between China and Uzbekistan and create additional opportunities for trade, logistics and e-commerce.
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