The fleet size increased to 87 aircraft, and SF Airlines received 2 new Boeing B747-400 all-cargo aircraft

News from this site on March 6. According to official SF Express news, at around 5 a.m. on March 6, 2024, a Boeing B747-400 all-cargo aircraft arrived at Ezhou Huahu Airport and officially joined the SF Express fleet. This is the first new capacity aircraft that SF Airlines will put into operation this year.

##▲ Picture source SF Airlines official website Recently, SF Airlines will also receive a plane at Ezhou Huahu Airport The fleet size will thus increase to 87 aircraft of the same type. In line with the fleet development plan, one B747-400 of SF Airlines has been withdrawn from operation at the beginning of the year. Two newly introduced B747-400s will be put into operation starting in March. The total number of aircraft of this type reaches 4, and the overall transportation capacity of the fleet will be further improved.

SF official website shows that in 2023,

SF Airlines has opened 10 flights from Ezhou to Liege, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, New York, Abu Dhabi, Chennai, Delhi, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Osaka International routes . With the rapid expansion of the route network, SF Airlines' domestic and international inbound and outbound cargo volume at Ezhou Huahu Airport has exceeded 200,000 tons throughout 2023, of which international cargo volume accounts for nearly 20%.

Attached to this site is a brief introduction to SF Airlines:

SF Airlines is the first private express airline in China and currently the cargo airline with the largest fleet in China. SF Airlines was established in 2009 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong. It also has three major aviation hubs in Hangzhou, Beijing, and Ezhou that operate collaboratively. It is committed to providing customers with safe and efficient express air transportation services and customized air logistics solutions.

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