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Challenge Airlines expects increased utilization from Alibaba flying

Cainaio leaves little China-Europe capacity to spare

Charles Kauffman by Charles Kauffman
February 4, 2021
in Carriers, E-Commerce, Routes
Challenge Airlines expects increased utilization from Alibaba flying
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Increased flying for Cainiao, Alibaba’s capacity-hungry logistics affiliate, may further increase block hours flown by Belgium-based Challenge Airlines and its affiliate, Israel-based CAL Cargo, absent fleet additions. Three-times-weekly service between Hong Kong (HKG) and TLV began in late 2020 and caters to booming cross-border volumes between China and Europe. “A majority of the capacity is […]

 

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