SF Airlines launches new air cargo route to Singapore
SF Airlines has launched an international cargo air route connecting the southern Chinese cities of Shenzhen and Sanya with Singapore, the airline announced Monday.
The B767-300 cargo plane took off from Shenzhen's Bao'an International Airport at 10:01 p.m. Sunday, traveling on the Shenzhen-Singapore-Sanya-Shenzhen route, said SF Airlines, China's largest cargo airline by size.
The flight on this route is scheduled to operate once a week, with a cargo volume of about 100 tons.
This air cargo route connects China's “Greater Bay Area” region of Guangdong-Xiangyang-Aomen and the Hainan Free Trade Port with Singapore.
Export goods collected across China will be shipped to Singapore via this route. The imported goods will then be delivered to Sanya, a popular coastal tourist destination in the southern Chinese island province of Hainan, the airline said.