Recently, the company has deepened its strategic cooperation with mainstream airlines such as Air China, Lufthansa, and Emirates, building a solid service network in the global air cargo market through direct booking cooperation and joint capacity allocation. Data shows that in the first quarter of 2026, the capacity guarantee rate of its European, Middle Eastern, and Asia Pacific routes has reached 100%, and the on-time delivery rate of customer goods has increased by 12% year-on-year, demonstrating excellent supply chain stability in the traditional peak season. The cooperation results are highlighted in multiple business areas. During the peak period of e-commerce replenishment in Europe and America, the company relied on the packaging agreement with Air China and Lufthansa's priority cabin guarantee to urgently transport over 300 tons of seasonal goods for a cross-border e-commerce customer. The entire journey from Shenzhen to Frankfurt was shortened to 48 hours, which is 20% faster than the industry average. At the same time, the deep partnership with Emirates SkyCargo has increased its transit efficiency at the Dubai hub by 35%, significantly enhancing its service capabilities in the Middle East and African markets. We have established a 'data sharing+joint scheduling' mechanism with major airlines to accurately match customer needs through an AI capacity forecasting system. ”The head of the company's operations center stated. For example, in response to the supply chain demand for Apple's new product launch, the team secured seats on the Beijing Hong Kong Europe route with Air China and Cathay Pacific three months in advance to ensure that high-value electronic products arrive at global stores with zero delay. According to statistics, in the first two months of 2026, the bulk cargo transportation volume of its cooperative airlines increased by 28% year-on-year, and the customer renewal rate exceeded 93%. Industry analysts pointed out that against the backdrop of global air cargo demand growth slowing to 2.4% (IATA forecast), the company has successfully shifted from 'scale competition' to 'efficiency competition' by deepening airline cooperation and digital scheduling. Its model not only reduces the risk of peak season freight fluctuations, but also provides high certainty logistics solutions for small and medium-sized shippers, promoting the industry's transformation towards a dual wheel drive of 'resource integration+technological empowerment'.
