Geosky Airlines announces regular cargo services from China to Copenhagen

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The Georgian cargo carrier Geosky Airlines announced the launch of regular services connecting China and Copenhagen. The inaugural flight on this route took place on April 19, when a Boeing 767-300 arrived in the Danish capital from Xi’an, China, following a stopover in Tbilisi.

The launch of this cargo route reaffirms the airline’s strategic objective: to provide flexible, high-standard air freight services to the global market, Geosky Airlines said in a statement.

The carrier also operates cargo services from Xi’an via Tbilisi to several other European destinations, including Barcelona, Brescia, and Prague. Geosky Airlines’ current fleet consists of four Boeing 767-300F aircraft, each capable of carrying up to 56.5 tons of cargo.

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