Air Freight News

Air China Cargo operates six weekly flights: First scheduled freight connection from Munich to Beijing

Jan 24, 2022

Munich offers a new cargo connection to Beijing. Today, a Boeing 777 of Air China has landed at Bavaria's aviation hub. From now on, Air China will connect Munich and Beijing six times per week carrying automotive supplies, among other things. The new cargo service is the first regular cargo connection to be operated non-stop from Munich to the Chinese capital.

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