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quinta-feira, 9 de julho de 2026

China Southern Air Cargo to add three B777-300(ERSF)s


China Southern Cargo has signed a lease-agreement with AerCap for IAI-converted Boeing B777-300ERSFs. In total, the airline has signed-up for three aircraft. One will be delivered in October 2027, while the remaining two will join in 2028.

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segunda-feira, 29 de junho de 2026

FLEET - China Southern Cargo first Chinese B777X-customer



China Southern Airlines has announced in a 26 June 2026 filing to the Shanghai stock exchange, that it has signed an agreement with Boeing for additional freighters for its China Southern Cargo-subsidiary. The deal is for two B777Fs and five B777-8Fs, with options on another three B777-8Fs.

With this order, China Southern becomes the first Chinese B777X-customer. Delivery of the two B777Fs is expecting to begin in 2027 and all new freighters should be delivered by 2034.

China Southern Cargo was established as a separate subsidiary by China Southern Airlines in 2019 and is currently operating a fleet of thirteen B777Fs.
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quinta-feira, 2 de julho de 2015

Two New B777 Freighter Joins China Southern

Two new B777 freighters added to China Sothern's freighter fleet on June 27. By the end of this July, China Southern will welcome its 12th B77F, which making the biggest B77F fleet in China, and the 3rd in the world (14 freighters including 12 B77 and 2 74F).

The new freighters will be put into operation in early July on the routes from China to Europe and U.S. Guangzhou-Los Angeles-Guangzhou route will be added to 4 times per week, and Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna-Guangzhou will be increased to 3 times weekly. China Southern has launched Guangzhou-London-Frankfurt-Guangzhou and Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna-Guangzhou Freighter routes on 20 and 21 this month.


China Southern has been positioning more freighters in Guangzhou this year, making Guangzhou another cargo hub besides Shanghai. The inauguration of more freighter lanes and fights will further extend the transporting channel between Guangzhou and abroad. By improving network and providing more convenient transportation, China Southern will give impetus to the Free Trade Zone development in Guangdong. According to China Southern, the 5 destinations in Europe serving from Guangzhou are Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Vienna, Paris and London, which basically covering the whole Europe. By adding the Guangzhou-Los Angeles v.v. freighter lane, we altogether have 17 flights weekly from Guangzhou to Europe and U.S., an air corridor connecting Pearl River Delta and abroad has already taken shape.

By far China Southern has launched 14 freighter routes with weekly 37 flights taking off from Guangzhou and Shanghai, connecting domestic stops like Chongqing and Tianjin, reaching overseas destinations like Paris, London, Amsterdam, Vienna, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Chicago and Vancouver.

About China Southern Airlines Cargo:

China Southern Cargo, a member of SkyTeam Cargo, currently possesses eleven B777-200Fs. It offers various freighter routes including Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna-Guangzhou,Guangzhou-London-Frankfurt-Guangzhou, Guangzhou-Chongqing-Amsterdam-Guangzhou, Guangzhou-Amsterdam-Guangzhou, Guangzhou-Frankfurt-Guangzhou, Guangzhou-Vienna-Frankfurt-Guangzhou, Shanghai-Amsterdam-Chongqing-Shanghai, Shanghai-Amsterdam-Shanghai, Shanghai-Amsterdam-Vienna-Shanghai, Shanghai-Frankfurt-Shanghai, Shanghai-Los Angeles-Tianjin-Shanghai, and Shanghai-Los Angeles-Vancouver-Shanghai. At the same time, China Southern Cargo runs the bellyhold cargo business of more than 500 passenger planes, which covers China, Asia, and links to the major cities of Europe, America, Australia, and Africa. In addition, China Southern Cargo sets up trucking network in China, Europe, North America, MiddleEast, Australia, and Japan, reaching more than 100 cities in Europe, and 90 cities in North America.
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Contributed by China Southern Airlines

quarta-feira, 24 de junho de 2015

China Southern Launches Guangzhou-Paris/London Two New Freighter Routes

At 2:30 a.m. on June 20, China Southern Airlines Guangzhou-London-Frankfurt first freighter flight will take off from Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, it will arrive at London after 12.5 hours' flight on June 21, China Southern will launch the other new freighter route Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna. China Southern indicates that this is a significant step to broaden the China-Europe air route and serve the "One Belt and One Road" strategy.

These two new freighter routes are operated by the most advanced Boeing 777-200F freighter. Guangzhou-London-Frankfurt (flight numbered CZ465/6) will departure from Guangzhou at 2:30 a.m. (Beijing time) every Monday and Saturday, and will arrive at UK's capital London at 8:05 a.m. (London time) same day. Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna (flight numbered CZ487/8) will departure from Guangzhou at 6:30 a.m. (Beijing Time) every Thursday and Sunday, will arrive at Paris at 1:10 p.m. (Paris time) . From July 1, Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna-Guangzhou will be added to three times per week.

London and Paris are new freighter destinations of China Southern. The number of freighter destinations of China Southern in Europe will be up to five including Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Vienna. This newly added freighter capacity plus belly capacity on passenger flights, China Southern will be able to offer about 1200 tons of cargo capacity from Guangzhou to Europe on weekly basis.

Through cooperation with ground handling agencies, truck companies, and airlines partners, China Southern build up distribution network centered at the said five destinations. By doing this, Cargo can be transferred to more than 100 cities around Europe, "same-day" and "second-day" delivery service can be achieved. At the same time, value added services such as BUP delivery, full truck delivery, DG and temperature controlled transportation can be offered.

"We hope that, driving by the 'One Belt and One Road' Initiative, China Southern Cargo can provide more convenient service for trade and economic exchanges between China and Europe", referred by China Southern Cargo. Through these direct links, shipments such as health care products, milk powder, crab, salmon, mail, electronic instruments from UK, and luxuries, fresh oyster, red wine from France can be transported to China more convenient and faster. By intensive flight network in Guangzhou, these products can be transshipped to Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, North America and Australia as soon as possible.

"At the same time, China exports huge amount of mechanical and electrical products, furniture, toy, textile and material to UK. As for Guangzhou air cargo exported in 2014, France was the Third biggest destination, German and Netherland ranked the First and the Second. This is also the reason why we launch these two freighter routes. In addition to the freighter flights, daily passenger flights Guangzhou-London v.v. and Guangzhou-Paris v.v. are also available to meet customer needs", according by China Southern Cargo.

In recent years, China Southern has been dedicated in building "Canton route", making Guangzhou another cargo hub besides Shanghai. By deploying more freighters in Guangzhou an air transportation corridor connecting Pearl River Delta and abroad is taking shape. Benefiting from the extensive passenger flight network, the passenger flights and the freighter flights are complementary to each other on schedule and time. Taking advantages of the cargo terminal and customs service of Guangzhou headquarter the cargo service to Europe and America is forming scale effect, making China Southern the first choice of the customers. In addition, China Sothern has also built seamless transfer channel among Europe, American and Australia.

In June and July this year, China Southern will introduce 3 more new B777 freighters, which will all be positioned in Guangzhou. Then, with 6 freighters in Shanghai and 6 in Guangzhou, China Southern will possess 12 B777 freighters, making the biggest B777F fleet in the world.

The Boeing 777F:

The Boeing 777 Freighter is 62.94 meters in length, with 64.80 meters wingspan and 18.76 meters in height. The main deck is 5.09 meters high while the lower deck is 3.11 meters.

The maximum cargo capacity is 105.9 tons with 650 cubic meters in volume with a maximum fly range of 9630km, the most economical twin engine freighter with the longest range and largest capacity.

The Boeing 777F meets QC2 noise standards which allow it to operate in most noise sensitive airports.

China Southern Airlines Cargo:

China Southern Cargo, a member of SkyTeam Cargo, currently posses nine B777-200Fs, and three more will be delivered in 2015. It offers various freighter routes including Guangzhou-Chongqing-Amsterdam-Guangzhou, Guangzhou-Amsterdam-Guangzhou, Guangzhou-Frankfurt-Guangzhou,Guangzhou-Vienna-Frankfurt-Guangzhou,Shanghai-Amsterdam-Chongqing-Shanghai,Shanghai-Amsterdam-Shanghai,Shanghai-Amsterdam-Vienna-Shanghai,Shanghai-Frankfurt-Shanghai, Shanghai-Los Angeles-Tianjin-Shanghai, and Shanghai-Los Angeles-Vancouver-Shanghai. At the same time, China Southern Cargo runs the bellyhold business of more than 500 passenger planes, which covers China, Asia, and links to the major cities of Europe, America, Australia, and Africa. In addition, China Southern Cargo sets up trucking network in China, Europe, North America, Middle East, Australia, and Japan, reaching more than 100 cities in Europe, and 90 cities in North America.

Contributed by China Southern Airlines

quinta-feira, 26 de fevereiro de 2015

China Southern Takes Delivery of Boeing's 100th 777F

Boeing has handed over its 100th 777 Freighter to China Southern Airlines (CZ) several weeks ago, the manufacturer said Thursday on its official Weibo account.

The new freighter landed smoothly at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN) on Jan. 16 and joined the fleet of China Southern as its ninth Boeing 777F.

The Boeing 777F made its maiden flight in July 2008. Bringing unsurpassed efficiency to long-haul markets, the 777F is the world's largest and most capable twin-engine freighter, providing more capacity than any other twin-engine freighter.

The 777F delivers value to the world's cargo operators, featuring the lowest trip cost of any large freighter and excellent ton-mile economics.

The Guangzhou-based carrier is the first operator of the 777F in China. It operates a fleet of nine 777Fs and plans to introduce three more between June and July 2015.

With the introduction of the new 777Fs, the airline expects to increase its cargo capacity on the long-haul routes to Europe and North America.

In the past year, the carrier handled up to 1.43 million tonnes of cargo and mail, an increase of 12.2 percent over a year earlier, outpacing the industry's growth rate of 5.3 percent
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domingo, 18 de janeiro de 2015

China Southern Receives 9th Boeing 777F

The China Southern Cargo Department held a brief welcome ceremony on the airport's cargo apron to celebrate the arrival of its ninth 777F.
The Guangzhou-based carrier is scheduled to introduce three more 777Fs between June and July, when its freighter fleet size will reach 14, comprising of 12 777Fs and 2 747Fs.
The airline plans to launch new cargo services such as Guangzhou-Paris-Vienna and Guangzhou-Frankfurt-London this year.
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quarta-feira, 26 de fevereiro de 2014

Boeing, China Southern Airlines Celebrate First 777-300ER Delivery

EVERETT, Wash., Feb. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] today delivered the first 777-300ER (Extended Range) to China Southern Airlines, Asia's largest airline in fleet size and number of passengers carried. The new airplane is the first of 10 777-300ERs China Southern has on order with Boeing.

"The 777-300ER's long-haul capability is a perfect fit for our network expansion plans as it wilenable us serve our existing long-range markets more efficiently and open new routes in the future," said Zhang Zifang, Chief Operating Officer, China Southern Airlines. "The 777-300ER will support the development of Guangzhou as our main international hub and will be a vital part of our 'Canton Route' services."

China Southern plans to operate its first 777-300ER on its new North America route, where it will be able to directly connect passengers in the southern region of China to the eastern coast of the United States.
"We are honored to play a part in China Southern's growing success and proud to celebrate this milestone together," said Ihssane Mounir, senior vice president of Sales and Marketing for Northeast Asia, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "The 777-300ER is a great choice for China Southern. Its combination of efficiency, industry-leading reliability and award-winning cabin design will continue to help China Southern generate more revenue and provide a superior passenger experience."

China Southern has configured its new 777-300ER to feature four distinct cabins. On board passengers will find four first class seats, 34 business class seats, 44 premium economy seats and 227 economy seats, for a total of 309 passengers.

The Boeing 777 is the world's most successful twin-engine, long-haul airplane. The 777-300ER extends the 777 family's span of capabilities, bringing twin-engine efficiency and reliability to the long-range market. The airplane can fly up to 7,825 nautical miles (14,490 kilometers) and is equipped with GE90-115B engines, the world's most powerful commercial jet engine.

China Southern Airlines, based in Guangzhou, has been a valued Boeing customer for 25 years. In 2013, China Southern was the first Chinese carrier to operate 787 Dreamliner. The airline was the first carrier in Asia to operate the 777 in 1995 and the first to operate 777s on nonstop routes across the Pacific Ocean, connecting Guangzhou and Los Angeles.

China Southern was the first Chinese carrier to take direct delivery of the 757-200, 777-200, 777-200ER (Extended Range), 777 Freighter and 747-400 Freighter from Boeing.