China Postal starts Guangzhou–Liege and Chongqing–Yangon flights
The CAN–LGG route strengthens China–Europe cargo links, expands the airline’s network, and meets high freight demand.
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China Postal Airlines has launched a scheduled Guangzhou (CAN)–Liege (LGG) service operated with a Boeing 777F aircraft.
This new route enhances China–Europe cargo connectivity, expands the airline’s international network, and supports the growing demand for reliable, high-capacity air freight operations.
The Guangzhou–Liege service strengthens Liege Airport’s position as a key European cargo hub and reinforces the airline’s commitment to efficient, dependable global transport solutions.
In addition to Liege, the airline operated the inaugural Chongqing–Yangon cargo flight from Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport on December 9, 2025, served by a Boeing 737 freighter, according to China’s news agency Xinhua.
As the 35th international route operated by China Postal Airlines, the Chongqing–Yangon service is expected to boost economic and trade cooperation between the two countries under the Belt and Road Initiative and support the development of Chongqing’s international air logistics hub, the report mentioned.
The airline has a fleet of 40 aircraft with an average age of 23.5 years, comprising 32 Boeing 737 freighters, six Boeing 757 freighters, and two Boeing 777 freighters.
In July this year, China Postal Airlines launched a cargo route between Guangzhou and Luxembourg.
