In China, Jinan is directly connected to Chicago in the US and Moscow in Russia as additional international channels for fresh food logistics

Published 2021년 10월 20일

Tridge summary

A Boeing 747 cargo plane has started a new route from Jinan Airport to Chicago, marking the fourth intercontinental cargo route opened by the airport this year. The route operates two flights a week and has a capacity of 100 tons. The airport also opened a cold chain train for the first time, carrying frozen fruits and other food to Moscow. The Jinan China-Europe Express train has 12 routes, covering 46 cities in 19 countries, and has seen a 22% increase in trips in the first three quarters of the year.
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Original content

On October 15, a Boeing 747 cargo plane loaded cargo from Jinan Airport to Chicago, the United States, marking the smooth opening of the "Jinan-Chicago" freighter route. "Jinan-Chicago" is the fourth intercontinental cargo route opened by Jinan International Airport during the year. The all-cargo route operates 2 flights every Monday and Friday, with a range of approximately 14,000 kilometers and a maximum capacity of 100 tons. Wait for the stable operation of the route Later, it will make full use of the functions of the designated port for entry of fruits and edible aquatic animals at Jinan International Airport to organize the import of fresh goods such as cherries and lobsters from the Americas during the production season. It is understood that Shandong Airport Management Group has opened the "Jinan-London" cargo route on October 2nd, and will successively open the "Yantai-Paris" and "Yantai-London" cargo routes in late October. In addition to aviation logistics, Shandong ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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