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Air New Zealand launches Guangzhou PAX-cargo flights
来源：Shipping News Headlines 编辑：编辑部 发布：2021/02/23 09:21:43
AIR New Zealand has launched PAX-cargo flights between Christchurch and Guangzhou, reports London's Air Cargo News.
Starting soon, the airline will operate two multi-stop services a week using its Boeing 787-9 fleet to pick up goods in Auckland and Christchurch to carry to Guangzhou.
The airline operated the first three return services to Guangzhou last week. Starting this week, the airline will operate two multi-stop services a week using its Boeing 787-9 fleet to pick up goods in Auckland and Christchurch to carry to Guangzhou.
"Our teams in New Zealand have been working tirelessly to get these flights operational and we couldn't be more pleased to be offering a cargo service to Guangzhou for the first time," said Air New Zealand general manager Anna Palairet.
"We're really excited to be able to connect New Zealand businesses to Guangzhou and vice versa. We know it hasn't been easy for exporters and importers so it's great to be able to offer more connectivity," said Ms Palairet.
"By offering a stop in Christchurch this will help more businesses get their cargo to China and ensure our partners in Guangzhou get the freshest, high-quality products New Zealand has to offer," said Ms Palairet.
Starting soon, the airline will operate two multi-stop services a week using its Boeing 787-9 fleet to pick up goods in Auckland and Christchurch to carry to Guangzhou.
The airline operated the first three return services to Guangzhou last week. Starting this week, the airline will operate two multi-stop services a week using its Boeing 787-9 fleet to pick up goods in Auckland and Christchurch to carry to Guangzhou.
"Our teams in New Zealand have been working tirelessly to get these flights operational and we couldn't be more pleased to be offering a cargo service to Guangzhou for the first time," said Air New Zealand general manager Anna Palairet.
"We're really excited to be able to connect New Zealand businesses to Guangzhou and vice versa. We know it hasn't been easy for exporters and importers so it's great to be able to offer more connectivity," said Ms Palairet.
"By offering a stop in Christchurch this will help more businesses get their cargo to China and ensure our partners in Guangzhou get the freshest, high-quality products New Zealand has to offer," said Ms Palairet.