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Uzbekistan Airports has agreed with Jiangxi International Cargo Airlines and Beijing Capital Airlines on three weekly flights using Airbus A330 aircraft.

Regular cargo flights between Nanjing and Tashkent are scheduled to begin on October 12, 2026, operating three times per week, according to Uzbekistan Airports.
The route launch was discussed at a working meeting between Uzbekistan Airports and representatives of Jiangxi International Cargo Airlines and Beijing Capital Airlines. Flights are planned to be operated using Airbus A330 aircraft in cargo configuration.
Cargo operations are planned in both directions. Primary cargo categories include industrial equipment and cross-border e-commerce goods.
The parties discussed commercial and operational matters: airport and ground handling services, warehouse infrastructure, aircraft fueling, as well as preparation of necessary infrastructure and personnel.
Nanjing is a major industrial and logistics hub in eastern China and the administrative center of Jiangsu Province, located on the Yangtze River approximately 300 km from Shanghai.
Uzbekistan Airports will launch regular cargo flights between Nanjing and Tashkent three times per week starting October 12, 2026, using Airbus A330 aircraft. The route will transport industrial equipment and e-commerce goods in both directions.
The new air corridor will strengthen logistics connections between Central Asia and eastern China, potentially reducing delivery times for companies in the region. This will expand cargo capacity for Uzbek air transport and open new channels for cross-border e-commerce.

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