My Freighter finds interline partners in China

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Uzbekistan’s largest cargo airline, My Freighter, signed interline agreements with several Chinese carriers, according to the airline’s CEO, Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov.

One of the key partners is SF Airlines, China’s largest specialized air cargo carrier. The company operates a fleet of 90 freighters out of hubs in Ezhou (EHU), Shenzhen (SZX), and Hong Kong (HKG). Interline agreements were also signed with passenger carriers Loong Air, based in Hangzhou (HGH), and Juneyao Air, which operates from Shanghai’s Pudong (PVG) and Hongqiao (SHA) airports.

Additionally, My Freighter has partnered with the Taiwanese carrier STARLUX Airlines, which flies from Taipei (TPE) to Southeast Asia, Japan, and the United States.

According to Abdurakhmanov, these new partnerships will enhance network connectivity and support seamless cargo flows between China and key global markets. China remains a core market for My Freighter, as the Uzbek carrier transports goods from China to Europe via its hub in Central Asia.

These agreements with Chinese carriers align with My Freighter’s broader strategy to establish partnerships across all global regions. To date, the Uzbek airline has already secured interline deals with Canada’s Cargojet, Air Serbia, National Air Cargo and American Airlines (both USA), Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Aeromexico, Spain’s Air Europa, Challenge Group, and Icelandair Cargo.

CentralAsia+ Aero earlier reported: Uzbekistan’s My Freighter finds interline partner in Canada.

CentralAsia+ Aero earlier reported: Uzbek airline My Freighter finds new interline partner in the United States.