Chinese dedicated air cargo carrier SF Airlines has launched a new direct freighter service connecting Ezhou Huahu International Airport (EHU) with Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), expanding its long-haul network into Europe.
The inaugural flight departed on April 1, 2026, operated by a B747-400 widebody freighter.
The route is designed to handle a broad mix of cargo, ranging from high-volume express parcels and cross-border e-commerce shipments to oversized and heavyweight freight.
According to the carrier, the new service is intended to enhance capacity and flexibility across international logistics flows, supporting the growing demand for efficient China–Europe cargo connectivity.
In a social media post, SF Airlines said: “This expansion strengthens SF’s ability to navigate complex international supply chains and deliver end-to-end air logistics solutions, meeting the growing demand from Chinese industries going global for faster, more reliable freight.”
Headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, SF Airlines was established in 2009 and is the cargo airline subsidiary of SF Express.
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