My Freighter launches Shanghai–Tashkent–Amsterdam service: Event highlights and global media coverage
Uzbekistan-based cargo airline My Freighter has officially launched its first scheduled cargo service connecting Shanghai, Tashkent, and Amsterdam. Operated twice weekly with Boeing 767-300F freighters, the new route provides a 17-hour transit time and connects China’s manufacturing powerhouse with Europe’s major markets via Tashkent’s strategic hub.
Typical shipments are expected to include automotive parts, high-tech equipment, semiconductors, e-commerce, and express cargo.
The launch was marked by a major presentation event in Shanghai, co-hosted with Air Cargo APAC, which brought together more than 200 leading partners and agents from across China.
During the event, Alexey Zotov, Managing Director of ACGC Luxembourg, outlined plans to increase flight frequency by the end of the year and expand into new markets such as Hong Kong and Seoul. ACGC Luxembourg is proud to lead the European development of this important project within the ACN Group of Companies.
The significance of the new service has been highlighted by leading air cargo media across Asia, Europe, and the US:
- STAT Times highlighted the launch and My Freighter’s fleet growth plans, including the future addition of Boeing 747Fs.
- FreightWaves linked the new route to shifting trade dynamics amid China–US tariffs and cited WTO forecasts of 6% China–Europe export growth in 2025.
- Air Cargo Week emphasized the role of Air Cargo APAC and ACGC Luxembourg in transitioning My Freighter from charter operations to scheduled services.
- CargoTrends reported on the Shanghai–Amsterdam service, naming company leaders and stressing the significance of Tashkent as a hub.
- Air Cargo News provided detailed coverage of the new service via Tashkent and its role in strengthening Asia–Europe supply chains.
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About the ACN Group of Companies
Air Cargo APAC, ACGC Luxembourg, and AC Global Services are part of the ACN Group of Companies (aircargonetwork.com).
For the Shanghai–Tashkent–Amsterdam service, Air Cargo APAC manages sales in China, while ACGC Luxembourg oversees development in Europe. Leadership teams from both companies work closely together throughout the project’s lifecycle to ensure its success.
