SAUDIA Cargo aims to further tap into the e-commerce market with the addition of two weekly flights to Shenzhen, China.
The flights, which launched on March 15, operate with a Boeing 777-200F on Mondays and Fridays, said the Jeddah-headquartered Saudi Arabian airline, reports London's Air Cargo News.
'This expansion enables saudia Cargo to facilitate the seamless transportation of goods between Shenzhen and Riyadh, with Riyadh being identified as the most lucrative international market for Chinese businesses,' noted Saudia Cargo.
The airline said that China is a crucial market for its operations and the service aims to help meet the growing demand for e-commerce air cargo services in the region.
'We are excited to announce the expansion of our operations in Shenzhen, China, with the introduction of two weekly flights,' said Teddy Zebitz, Saudia Cargo chief executive.
'With Shenzhen being a key hub for e-commerce, we see tremendous potential for growth and are dedicated to serving the needs of our customers in this dynamic market.'
Saudia Cargo said it is currently collaborating with major Chinese players, including Cainiao, the logistics arm of Alibaba.
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The flights, which launched on March 15, operate with a Boeing 777-200F on Mondays and Fridays, said the Jeddah-headquartered Saudi Arabian airline, reports London's Air Cargo News.
'This expansion enables saudia Cargo to facilitate the seamless transportation of goods between Shenzhen and Riyadh, with Riyadh being identified as the most lucrative international market for Chinese businesses,' noted Saudia Cargo.
The airline said that China is a crucial market for its operations and the service aims to help meet the growing demand for e-commerce air cargo services in the region.
'We are excited to announce the expansion of our operations in Shenzhen, China, with the introduction of two weekly flights,' said Teddy Zebitz, Saudia Cargo chief executive.
'With Shenzhen being a key hub for e-commerce, we see tremendous potential for growth and are dedicated to serving the needs of our customers in this dynamic market.'
Saudia Cargo said it is currently collaborating with major Chinese players, including Cainiao, the logistics arm of Alibaba.
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