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The resumed air freight service aims to meet the growing demand for cargo operations and stimulate trade movement to/from the Asian continent, in addition to the already operating 5 weekly flights to Dhaka and the 7 weekly flights to Hong Kong. Share by  Logistics Middle East Staff Mon 06 May 2019 11:09 AM Saudi Airlines Cargo Company has resumed its freighter flights to Guangzhou in China and Mumbai in India with a weekly freighter flight effective first of April 2019. The resumed air freight service aims to meet the growing demand for cargo operations and stimulate trade movement to/from the Asian continent, in addition to the already operating 5 weekly flights to Dhaka and the 7 weekly flights to Hong Kong. Air Cargo Operator of the Year is won by flydubai Cargo at Logistics ME Awards “This operation reflects the company’s policy aiming to enhance and increase trade activities between the Kingdom and ...

China Eastern Airlines will start UAE route this month. Share by  ASC Staff Sun 31 Jan 2010 12:39 PM China Eastern Airlines is set to launch a new route to Dubai from the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming, the Xinhua News Agency has reported. The airline, one of the largest in China, will operate the service three times a week from February 22, it said. A 260-seat Boeing 767-300 aircraft will be used for the service and the flight to Kunming will take seven hours. Only one of the three weekly flights, on Mondays, will be direct. The Wednesday and Saturday flights will have a stopover in the Bangladeshi capital of Dacca, which will add an extra hour to the flight. "The opening of the new air route will help increase the contacts between China and Dubai," an airline spokesperson said.

The resumed air freight service aims to meet the growing demand for cargo operations and stimulate trade movement to/from the Asian continent, in addition to the already operating 5 weekly flights to Dhaka and the 7 weekly flights to Hong Kong. Share by  Logistics Middle East Staff Mon 06 May 2019 11:09 AM Saudi Airlines Cargo Company has resumed its freighter flights to Guangzhou in China and Mumbai in India with a weekly freighter flight effective first of April 2019. The resumed air freight service aims to meet the growing demand for cargo operations and stimulate trade movement to/from the Asian continent, in addition to the already operating 5 weekly flights to Dhaka and the 7 weekly flights to Hong Kong. Air Cargo Operator of the Year is won by flydubai Cargo at Logistics ME Awards “This operation reflects the company’s policy aiming to enhance and increase trade activities between the Kingdom and ...

New aircraft design could break the aircraft duopoly Boeing's sales forecast could be hit by Chinese plane-maker's new design Share by  Sarah Cowell Thu 10 Sep 2009 04:00 AM China’s state-owned AVIC has unveiled its new C919 narrow-body design, which could mark an end to the large commercial aircraft duopoly enjoyed by Airbus and Boeing, said the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA). The 190-seat aircraft is expected to be in service by 2016, mostly with domestic customers. According to CAPA, Boeing expects Chinese carriers will order around 2600 new single-aisle aircraft in the next 20 years, potentially a US$200 billion.

China?s civil aviation industry reported net profits of more than 5 billion yuan (US$637 million) in the third quarter of the year, Share by  ASC Staff Thu 30 Nov 2006 04:00 AM China’s civil aviation industry reported net profits of more than 5 billion yuan (US$637 million) in the third quarter of the year, reversing the sector’s loss-making trend in the January-June period. The quarterly reports from Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines, the country’s three major airlines, showed net profits of $426 million, $63 million and $164 million respectively from July to September. China’s flag carrier Air China said its net profit increase was a result of membership of the Star Alliance, an international airline grouping of 18 aviation companies. Joining the Star Alliance member has helped save resources and cut costs, it said. Shanghai-based China Eastern Airlines and Guangzhou-based China Southern ...

The route is the airline’s first dedicated freighter flight directly connecting China to Kazakhstan and supports China’s development of its “Belt and Road” initiative. Share by  Logistics Middle East Staff Sun 07 Jul 2019 01:55 PM SF Airlines has aunched a new cargo route connecting Urumqi (URC) in China’s western Xinjiang province to Almaty (ALA) in Kazakhstan. The route is the airline’s  first dedicated freighter flight directly connecting China to Kazakhstan  and supports China’s development of its “Belt and Road” initiative. SF Airlines will fly the new route twice weekly using a 757-200F, with a maximum load capacity of 28 tonnes, according to Xinhua. The flight is expected to carry general cargo, according to the carrier. In addition to expanding SF Airlines’ ongoing development of its network, the move also supports China’s plans for development of URC into a gateway for the country’s sprawling Be...