In a significant move to boost cross-border trade and connectivity, Pakistan’s emerging airline, K2 Airways, has announced plans to launch dedicated cargo flights to Kashi, actual name is Kashgar. It is a major commercial city in Xinjiang province of China.
This initiative is going to open a new chapter in Pakistan-China trade relations and positions K2 Airways as a serious player in the region’s growing logistics and air cargo market.
The decision to operate cargo flights comes at a time when Pakistan is looking to strengthen economic ties with China under the broader China strategy, especially the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
Moreover, it is going to become a vital hub for trade, and K2 Airways’ new route could massively decrease transit times and costs for exporters and importers on both sides.
The airline plans to focus on high-demand goods such as
- Textiles
- Electronics
- Medical supplies
- Agricultural products
These sectors have seen the increasing demand in the China-Pakistan trade landscape.
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K2 Airways also hopes to account for e-commerce shipments, given the fast growth in online trade between the two countries.
While full operational details have yet to be disclosed, industry insiders keep on suggesting the airline is working closely with aviation regulators and customs authorities to guarantee a flawless launch. The new cargo service is expected to enhance
- Regional trade
- Create jobs
- Open new markets for small and medium-sized enterprises
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As Pakistan’s aviation landscape continues to evolve, ventures like K2 Airways’ cargo expansion to China reflect a growing ambition to connect globally and trade smarter.