cargo-partner, a leading airfreight provider in Hong Kong, has launched a new Hong Kong Consol service. The company now operates three weekly charter flights from Hong Kong (HKG) to Budapest (BUD) and Warsaw (WAW). The service provides secured capacity and express handling for time-critical shipments from Hong Kong and China to Europe.
The service targets the automotive and high-tech/electronics industries. Speed and reliability are crucial for these sectors. cargo-partner partners with a premium carrier to guarantee space availability, even during peak seasons. The service includes pre-carriage from any location in Hong Kong and China, and last-mile delivery to destinations across Europe.
Patrick Petznek, Corporate Product Manager Air Cargo at cargo-partner, said: “Our Hong Kong Consol service responds to our customers’ need for fast, reliable, and secure transport for sensitive cargo. This enhancement gives our clients a competitive advantage and keeps their supply chains resilient.”
cargo-partner also operates nearly 100 weekly consolidation services worldwide. Its gateway network includes hubs in Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Beijing in Asia, and Vienna, Budapest, and Frankfurt in Europe.
The company also serves the EU-India trade lane. It operates multiple weekly flights connecting Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangalore to its European hubs. The recent EU-India trade agreement has increased demand for these routes.
cargo-partner offers flexible airfreight solutions. Options range from ECONOMY services to PRIORITY options. For urgent shipments, the EMERGENCY team provides next-flight-out, on-board courier, and full or partial charter services. Customers receive 24/7 support and continuous shipment supervision.
As the fifth largest airfreight provider globally under NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS, INC., cargo-partner combines its expanded charter network and gateway infrastructure to deliver integrated end-to-end logistics solutions.
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