Second B777F to fly for YunExpress

Atlas Air and YunExpress announced last week, that they are expanding their strategic partnership. From next month on, a second Boeing 777-200 freighter will commence long-term charter operations for YunExpress. Operating between China and the United States six times per week, this second B777F aircraft freighter will serve to augment YunExpress’ international logistics network, particularly with regard to offering capacity for cross-border e-Commerce from China.

Expanding its partnership with YunExpress. Image: Atlas Air

Michael Steen, Chief Executive Officer, Atlas Air Worldwide, said: “We are delighted to expand our strategic and long-term partnership with YunExpress. Cross-border e-Commerce is driving significant demand for Atlas’ dedicated large widebody freighter capacity. Through our partnership with YunExpress, we are strengthening our position as the preferred supplier of dedicated air freight capacity to leading players in the e-Commerce industry. Atlas has unmatched global operating capabilities and high-quality solutions that power our customers’ global supply chains.”

Wang Zuan, President of Zongteng Group, commented: “Last December, YunExpress, in collaboration with Atlas, launched charter service between Xiamen, China and Miami utilizing a 777 freighter, which has been operating with solid performance. The signing of this new long-term agreement further deepens and strengthens the strategic partnership between us. Through YunExpress, we aim to meet the growing demand for air freight capacity between China, Europe, and North America. Looking ahead, we aim to further expand routes and fleet size to provide customers with more convenient and diverse global transportation options, ensure supply chain resilience, and support the steady development and growth of our customers’ international businesses.”

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