Xinhai Air Cargo opened the Xiamen-Clark route in Tianjin

On June 2, the newly launched Xiamen-Clark (Philippines) all-cargo route by Tianjin Air Cargo of Xin Airline successfully completed its inaugural flight, establishing a new air logistics corridor connecting the southern Fujian region to the Southeast Asian market. This route marks the fourth dedicated Philippine cargo route operated by Xin Airline's Tianjin Air Cargo in Xiamen. Combined with the already established routes to Cebu, Davao, and Manila, the company has now achieved a comprehensive network of key cargo hubs across the Philippines, further solidifying Xiamen's core advantage as a cross-border air logistics hub in Southeast Asia.

R1: The Belt and Road must be translated as the Belt and Road.  Relying on the resource advantages of Tianjin's sole local cargo airline, Xinhaihang Tianjin Cargo Airlines has seized the economic and trade cooperation benefits of the RCEP region, actively integrated into the trade development framework of the Belt and Road, and focused on continuously deepening its presence in the cross-border logistics sector of Southeast Asia. Leveraging the superior geographical location of Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, its comprehensive port service system, and the mature cross-border cargo industry environment, the company has continuously increased its capacity deployment in the southern Fujian region, gradually building a three-dimensional air transport network that radiates to key commercial cities in the Philippines.

As a highly dynamic free port and economic hub in the Philippines, Clark boasts a comprehensive logistics supply chain system and robust industrial承接能力, serving as a critical gateway for cross-border e-commerce and import-export trade between China and the Philippines. The launch of new routes effectively addresses the slow transit times of traditional maritime shipping, establishing an efficient air transport bridge between the southern Fujian region and the core areas of Luzon Island in the Philippines. This infrastructure can fully meet the transportation demands of high-urgency goods such as cross-border e-commerce shipments, light industrial products, mechanical components, and perishable goods.

Currently, Xinhair Air Cargo has achieved full coverage of the three major core island groups in the Philippines, establishing a multi-point connected and fully integrated China-Philippines air cargo network. The optimized route network not only significantly enhances Xiamen Port's cargo handling capacity and efficiency for the Philippines, reducing logistics costs for Fujian enterprises expanding overseas, but also smooths bidirectional trade channels between China and the Philippines. This facilitates the cross-border flow of specialty goods, continuously activates regional trade potential, and injects new momentum into the cross-border logistics industry upgrade and deepened economic cooperation between the two regions, further boosting the southeastern coastal corridor.