Silk Way West Airlines, the premier cargo airline in the Caspian and Central Asian region, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China Henan Aviation Group during Air Cargo China 2024 in Shanghai. This strategic partnership aims to enhance air cargo connectivity and efficiency between Zhengzhou and Baku, establishing a robust dual-hub model that spans the Asia-Pacific region and connects Europe, America, and Africa.
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This year marks Silk Way West Airlines’ inaugural participation at Air Cargo China 2024, highlighting the airline’s commitment to expanding its global footprint and exploring new business opportunities. By joining this prestigious event, Silk Way West Airlines seeks to strengthen its presence in the Asian market and foster new partnerships within the international air cargo industry.
Having successfully operated in the Chinese market for over a decade, Silk Way West Airlines continues to expand its services and strengthen its network. The MOU with China Henan Aviation Group is a significant milestone in the airline’s journey, promising enhanced connectivity and new growth opportunities.
The collaboration will leverage the strengths of both parties, including strategic locations, extensive route networks, and diverse resources. By joining forces, Silk Way West Airlines and China Henan Aviation Group aim to significantly increase the frequency of all-cargo routes between Zhengzhou and Baku. This initiative will position Zhengzhou as a key hub for the Asia-Pacific region and Baku as a central hub for Europe, America, Africa, and other regions.
Jenny Zhao, Vice President of APAC at Silk Way West Airlines, stated: “We are pleased to partner with China Henan Aviation Group. This collaboration increases our capacity and cargo volume in Zhengzhou and provides convenient and efficient ground support. This is a significant step forward in deepening cooperation between our two countries within the Belt and Road Initiative.”
