Chinese Cargo Airline Expands Routes to Tashkent
Chinese cargo airline North-Western Cargo International Airlines is set to expand its services by launching flights on the Xi’an-Tashkent route starting from September 4th this year. The press service of Uzbekistan Airports has confirmed this exciting development.
The airline will operate flights using Boeing 757-200 aircraft with a cargo capacity of 25 tons. Initially, the flights will be scheduled once a week, with the possibility of increasing frequency to up to three times a week in the future.
This new air service will enhance connectivity between Xi’an and Tashkent, facilitating trade and cargo transportation between China and Uzbekistan. The introduction of these flights is expected to boost economic ties between the two countries.
It is worth noting that another cargo airline, YTO Cargo Airlines, has also recently announced plans to launch flights to Tashkent, further contributing to the growth of cargo operations in the region.
Stay tuned for more updates on the launch of the Xi’an-Tashkent route by North-Western Cargo International Airlines as it marks a significant milestone in enhancing air connectivity and trade in the region.
