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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport welcomed the first scheduled cargo service from Urumqi over the weekend, which will be maintained by China’s YTO Cargo Airlines. Operated twice per week with Boeing 757-200 freighter jets, the flights will be maintained with the routing Urumqi - Aktobe (Kazakhstan) - Belgrade - Urumqi. The new cargo service carries primarily e-commerce goods (products purchased by consumers online) as well as auto parts. The first flight (pictured below) was loaded with 24.7 tons of cargo.
Commenting on the new route, the Xinjiang Airport Group, which operates Urumqi Airport, said, “In 2024, trade exchange between China and Serbia reached seven billion euros. As a strategic transport and trade hub bridging East Asia and Europe, Belgrade plays a central role in this dynamic. The launch of a dedicated international cargo route between Urumqi and Belgrade marks a major step forward in enhancing China - Europe trade connectivity. This new service significantly shortens transit times between Xinjiang region and Serbia, lowers logistics costs and boosts transportation efficiency. It also strengthens access to Serbia’s market and those of its neighbouring countries, supporting smoother international trade flows along the Belt and Road corridor”.
24.7 tons of cargo was loaded in Belgrade or to Belgrade?
ReplyDeleteTo Belgrade obviously. Serbia isn't exporting e commerce products to China.
DeleteWhat are they bringing back to China from Serbia, that is more important question?
DeleteMost likely, it is empty on the way to China. The small amount that we are exporting goes with JU
DeleteSo, now we have YTO, CargoAir (DHL), Sprint air and Swift air flying to Belgrade? And sometimes Turkish cargo
ReplyDeleteYes!
DeleteAnd Camex
DeleteI Camex za Tbilisi
DeleteIs Camex scheduled service?
DeleteTK Cargo is also scheduled, once per week
DeleteThat will boost orders from Temu, Shine....
ReplyDeleteThey are already through the roof. It will make them arrive quicker :)
DeleteAliExpress!
DeleteProbably for Temu :)
ReplyDeletewow nice
ReplyDeleteDuring last week Turkish Cargo was on BEG twice with A332F
DeleteIf I am not wrong, Turkish Cargo A330-200 freighter was two times in Belgrade in past 10 days.
ReplyDeleteAlso there is Camex for Tbilisi with B738.
Finally... So far they were letting Budapest to have all the cargo traffic from China to central Europe.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what percentage of cargo in BEG is done by YU. They are in unique position to deliver cargo to Russia and to a lot of ExYu destinations.
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