My Freighter Airlines has successfully operated its first flight to Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (HGH), marking a major milestone in its expanding China–Central Asia cargo network.
The flight carried over 50 tonnes of cargo, including daily essentials, textiles, and high-value goods, from Tashkent to Hangzhou, establishing a direct logistics bridge between Uzbekistan and Eastern China.
In a social media announcement, My Freighter Airlines said: “The new route strengthens our commitment to providing reliable and efficient air cargo solutions between China and Central Asia. With Hangzhou now added to our growing list of destinations, we continue to support regional trade and unlock faster, smarter logistics options for our partners.”
The social media post added: “My Freighter are seriously planning to expand our cargo network in China and are preparing to launch scheduled freighter flights from China to Tashkent very soon.”
My Freighter Airlines is based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and is the largest air cargo operator in Central Asia. It operates a fleet of B767-300F and B757-200F aircraft, connecting key logistics hubs throughout Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
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