Recently, the first batch of 2000 items shipped via China Postal Airlines’ self-operated “Quanzhou-Philippines” air route successfully completed customs declaration at the Quanzhou Comprehensive Bonded Zone and cleared the customs for export under the supervision of “Quanzhou-Clark” international air route.

As is reported, “Quanzhou-Philippines” air route is a special line established by Quanzhou Postal Branch and operated by China Postal Airlines based on the existing “Quanzhou-Clark” air route. Relying on the air route from Jinjiang International Airport to Clark International Airport in the Philippines, Quanzhou Postal Branch has improved the cooperation model from a single customer chartering an entire aircraft into several customers chartering ULDs to share an aircraft. With this model, Quanzhou Postal Branch has successfully added its self-operated dedicated line business while ensuring the stable freight operation of China Postal Airlines, thus achieving efficient coordination and rational allocation of postal route resources, and enabling iteration and upgrading of its product. Moreover, it has effectively activated the existing transport resources, maximized the air routes, and made it possible to upgrade “port-to-port” shipping to “door-to-door” cargo freight.