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Cathay Pacific
launched its first freighter service to Shanghai, Friday.
The
service marks an important milestone in Cathay Pacific’s ongoing effort to strengthen Hong Kong as a global logistics hub and gateway to the Chinese
Mainland. The now daily Boeing 747-200F service will funnel goods through Hong Kong to and from major markets in Asia, the United States and Europe. The airline also
said it plans to add additional freighter frequencies to Shanghai in the near future.
Shanghai joins Beijing as the second Mainland city that Cathay Pacific serves.
The network will extend to three cities when the airline launches a thrice-weekly
passenger service to Xiamen at the end of February.
Cathay Pacific Director and General Manager Cargo Ron Mathison said: "With the launch of the new freighter service to Shanghai, we will connect the Mainland's
commercial capital to destinations throughout our network and further strengthen Hong Kong as a global logistics hub and gateway to the Mainland. I would like to
thank all of our staff whose hard work made the launch of our new service a smooth one.”
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