A regular all-cargo service between Chengdu Tianfu and Addis Ababa launched today, operating twice weekly (Mon, Fri) with up to 100 tonnes payload per flight (up to 200 tonnes/week). Inbound cargo will focus on coffee, cut flowers and fresh produce; outbound shipments will emphasize higher‑value goods including new‑energy vehicles, photovoltaic equipment and lithium batteries. Addis Ababa’s hub status allows transshipment to multiple African cities; freight arriving in Chengdu can be distributed

A regular all-cargo service between Chengdu Tianfu and Addis Ababa launched today, operating twice weekly (Mon, Fri) with up to 100 tonnes payload per flight (up to 200 tonnes/week). Inbound cargo will focus on coffee, cut flowers and fresh produce; outbound shipments will emphasize higher‑value goods including new‑energy vehicles, photovoltaic equipment and lithium batteries. Addis Ababa’s hub status allows transshipment to multiple African cities; freight arriving in Chengdu can be distributed into western China and onward via air, road and rail. The route establishes a new aviation logistics corridor linking western China and Africa, expanding scheduled air cargo capacity for perishables and strategic exports.