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SolitAir adds Jinan route, expands China network

Dubai’s SolitAir strengthens UAE-China trade links with a new Jinan service, building on successful Hong Kong and Urumqi operations.

SolitAir adds Jinan route, expands China network
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SolitAir, the UAE's dedicated B2B airport-to-airport cargo airline, has expanded its operations in China with the launch of a new route connecting its hub at Dubai World Central (DWC) with Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport (TNA). The inaugural flight carried a VIP cargo shipment, marking the start of operations on the new corridor, which is aimed at supporting the movement of secure, time-sensitive and high-value freight.

Hamdi Osman, Founder and CEO of SolitAir,

Hamdi Osman, Founder and CEO of SolitAir, said, "China continues to be one of the most important growth markets for global trade, and expanding our network to Jinan reflects our commitment to serving the evolving needs of our customers.”

The launch of the Jinan service builds on SolitAir's growing presence in China, where it already operates cargo services to Hong Kong and Urumqi, and follows the airline's recent expansion into Europe with the introduction of its first route to Sofia, Bulgaria.

Since commencing operations in October 2024, SolitAir has expanded its network to 56 routes across 33 countries, including 18 destinations in Africa, as it continues to strengthen air cargo connectivity between Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe.

The airline currently operates a fleet of seven Boeing 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighters (BCFs), each capable of carrying up to 20 tonnes of cargo. The aircraft are configured to transport a range of specialised shipments, including pharmaceuticals, perishables, dangerous goods, valuables and oversized freight. SolitAir has outlined plans to expand its fleet to 20 aircraft, operating from its cargo hub at Dubai World Central (DWC), Al Maktoum International Airport.

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