Etihad Cargo will fly Paris freighter from 07JAN25

Etihad Cargo is expanding its freighter network to include Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) as a destination. From 07JAN25, the service will operate weekly, offering the market over 100 tons of additional cargo capacity. This move makes Paris the 12th destination in Etihad Cargo’s freighter network, highlighting the carrier’s commitment to enhancing global connectivity and meeting diverse customer needs. The new service will operate via Abu Dhabi, ensuring main deck capacity connections to key destinations such as Ezhou, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Hanoi, and Zhengzhou. It will also integrate with a robust road feeder trucking network in China, expanding market access. Same-day connectivity across Etihad Cargo’s widebody and narrowbody networks will further ensure efficient delivery of time-sensitive shipments.

Paris is Etihad Cargo’s 12th freighter destination. Image: Etihad Cargo

Paris’ addition to the network supports Etihad Cargo’s specialized offerings and addresses increasing demand across various industries. The route will provide enhanced capacity for general cargo to cities like Riyadh, Jakarta, and Manila. It will also support PharmaLife services for pharmaceuticals to destinations including Mumbai, Jakarta, Seoul, and Sydney. Perishable goods will benefit from the FreshForward solution to cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, and Sharjah. The service will additionally cater to specific needs, including live animal transport via LiveAnimals and SkyStables, automotive shipments through FlightValet, and cultural cargo with FlyCulture.

Stanislas Brun, Vice President of Cargo at Etihad Cargo, commented: “Adding Paris to Etihad Cargo’s freighter network is a strategic milestone. This route expands Etihad Cargo’s European footprint and also supports the growing demand for Etihad Cargo’s specialized products across sectors, including pharmaceuticals and perishables. With the launch of the Paris service, Etihad Cargo continues to deliver tailored solutions and strengthen connectivity for partners and customers worldwide.”

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