ShunFeng Airlines - Boeing 747-4EVERF - MSN 35173 - B-242

Steven Picalausa

ShunFeng Airlines - Boeing 747-4EVERF - MSN 35174 - B-2423

Steven Picalausa

SF Airlines' Fleet Reached 39 Aircrafts after Introduction of a B757

SF Airlines’ Fleet Reached 39 Aircrafts after Introduction of a B757

SF Airlines' fleet size has been growing since its start in 2009 with the support of SF Group's rapid development. SF Airlines' capacity would be further improved with the joining of new aircrafts. More sufficient capacity resources would match current route network in a more efficient manner. In the future, SF Airlines would continuously improve transport network and fleet construction according to the company's business development plan.

SF Airlines Welcomes Its 28th Freighter

 

SF Airlines welcomed a brand new Boeing 757-200F at Shenzhen Bao'ao International Airport on March 12, marking its 28th freighter

The new aircraft, Registration B-2820, is the third freighter that SF Airlines has taken delivery this year. With the arrival of the new aircraft, the air cargo carrier has expanded its fleet to 28 freighters, including 16 B757Fs, 11 B737Fs and one 767F.
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As a subsidiary of S.F. Express (Group) Co., Ltd., SF Airlines has been constantly expanding its fleet size since its first flight operation in 2009. With its main base at Shenzhen airport, the cargo carrier has expanded its air service network across the nation.

SF Airlines takes delivery of first B767 freigher

SF Airlines (O3, Shenzhen) has taken delivery of its first B767-300(F) following its conversion from a passenger jet - ex-JA603A (msn 32972) with ANA - All Nippon Airways (NH, Tokyo Haneda) - ch-aviation research has revealed. 

The jet is part of a trio of aircraft that are scheduled to be converted with Boeing ST Aviation Services Company (SASCO) during the course of this year.

A subsidiary of Shenzhen-based delivery firm SF Express, SF Airlines operates a fleet of six B737-300(F)s, three B737-400(F)s, and ten B757-200(F)s (with an additional five B757-200s set to undergo conversion in the future). 

SF Airlines to Set Up Operation Base at PEK

SF Airlines' B757-200 aircraft, registration B-2832, parked at Beijing Capital International Airport

Beijing Capital International Airport Co., Ltd. (BCIA) signed an agreement with SF Express (Group) Co., Ltd. in Beijing on Dec. 3, marking the establishment of their all-round strategic cooperation partnership.

In accordance with the agreement, the two parties will strengthen cooperation and coordination to achieve mutually beneficial win-win situation in air freight and modern logistics fields, aiming at improving their flight network and optimizing logistics warehousing condition. Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) will be built as SF Express' distribution center in North China and an important distribution center in mainland China to serve the economic construction and social development of North China and Beijing.

In the meantime, SF Airlines, a cargo airline owned by SF Express, will set up an operation base at PEK and gradually increase its capacity at the airport, preferentially launching international and regional routes from Beijing.

Both sides also have plans to develop intensive cooperation in transnational e-commerce, cold chain logistics and other fields, making PEK a major port and base in transnational e-commerce of SF Express.
PEK handled 1.84 million tonnes of cargo and mail in 2013. Despite its positive growth for ten consecutive years, the growth rate is slow. General manager of BCIA Shi Boli said PEK has actively adjusted its internal development structure, stepping up efforts to build a new growth pole in freight transport. The airport operator will continuously expand the infrastructure construction, further agglomerate the industrial chain of modern logistics service, and strive to improve functional support services, in order to attract leading modern logistics enterprises like SF Express to jointly open a new chapter of PEK's air freight transport development.

The strategic cooperation framework agreement signed between the two parties will help them form long-term and prospective strategic cooperation partnership, so as to promote their mutual support, win-win cooperation and the rapid development of their business, and enhance bilateral comprehensive competitiveness.

All the efforts will no doubt improve the rapid development of both SF Express and SF Airlines, boost the remarkable progress in PEK's air freight transport, as well as promote PEK's competitiveness in air freight transport, and strengthen the coordinated development in both civil aviation freight transport and the express delivery industry.

 

China's SF Airlines to acquire B767 converted freighters

SF Airlines has finalized a deal with Boeing for an undisclosed number of B767-300(ER) passenger-to-freighter conversions with the first B767-300(F) due for delivery during the second half of 2015.