AAL Has Been Cooperated with OZ and Overalled Improvement of Freight Service

Asiana Airlines Overview

Asiana Airlines, established in 1988, is a major Korean airline that joined the International Air Transport Association in 2002 and became a member of Star Alliance in 2003. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, its international hub is Incheon International Airport, with a global network spanning major cities worldwide.

Collaborating for Development

Focused Expansion

On September 20, the Asiana Airlines Cargo Sales Team, including Chief Manager Moon Jeong-seok, General Manager Koo Hwan-yun, and Guangzhou Cargo Branch Manager Cho Je-hyeon, visited ActionAIR Logistics for a business discussion. ActionAIR Logistics General Manager Zheng Zhidong warmly welcomed the team and engaged in in-depth discussions.

They explored recent business cooperation, the development of high-quality route products, optimizing second-leg air cargo services, and improving efficiency in air cargo operations. Zheng reviewed the pandemic-era cooperation and recent business analysis, and Moon emphasized Asiana's support as ActionAIR Logistics is Asiana's sole European BSA agent in South China. Enhanced support will be provided to ensure smooth operations and service excellence.

Committed to Open Cooperation

Amid the "Belt and Road" initiative, ActionAIR Logistics is expanding the "Silk Road" air corridor. Leveraging China’s booming aviation industry and keen market insight, ActionAIR has established a stable partnership with Asiana Airlines, earning the "Best Sales Agent" award multiple times. By signing differentiated route products, they are expanding into the European market, facilitating the movement of Chinese goods from Incheon Airport to Europe, boosting China's export businesses globally.

Focused on Growth

Asiana Airlines prioritizes "safety first, service above all" and is committed to safeguarding customer cargo. ActionAIR, as the sole European BSA agent in South China, will further expand air freight services to Italy, Austria, the UK, France, and Germany, providing more options and better services. This project will also enhance economic exchanges between China and Korea.

Service Excellence

The recent discussions focus on enhancing European trunk route services, ensuring smooth cargo transit in Europe. ActionAIR, in collaboration with Asiana Airlines, now offers a comprehensive range of routes to Europe, with daily flights operated by A350, B777 passenger aircraft, and 747F cargo planes.

This engagement represents not just further negotiations but a commitment to a comprehensive strategic partnership, contributing to the success of the "Belt and Road" initiative and accelerating Sino-Korean cargo operations.