The Uzbek airline Centrum Air and the Polish company A-Quatro held discussions on organizing cargo air transport services from China to Poland. This meeting took place in Tashkent during the visit of a Polish business delegation to Uzbekistan.
Discussion of Cargo Transport Opportunities
The negotiations included Adrian Alexin, Director of A-Quatro, and Mohi Shenesh, Deputy Commercial Director of Centrum Air for Cargo Transportation and Business Development Director. The parties reviewed the possibility of chartering cargo flights for transporting consumer goods, electronics, and clothing.
The airports of Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Shenzhen were named as potential departure points in China. The final determination of routes is expected after participants assess airport capabilities, obtain necessary permits, and agree on cargo handling terms.
Multimodal Delivery Options
Participants also discussed alternative multimodal options for cargo delivery. One proposed option involves transporting goods from China to Tashkent by land transport, followed by their transfer to Europe by air.
Following the meetings, the parties agreed to continue exchanging working documents. The next stage is planned to involve discussions on estimated tariffs and commercial cooperation terms. Currently, no information has been provided regarding the start date of operations, the anticipated flight frequency, or the volume of transported goods.
