BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 5. Uzbekistan's
Centrum Air and Poland's A-Quatro have discussed potential
cooperation on organizing charter cargo flights from China to
Poland, including routes through Uzbekistan and multimodal
transportation options at a meeting in Tashkent on Thursday,
November 5.
According to Uzbekistan's Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the
meeting was attended by A-Quatro Director Adrian Alexin and Mohy
Sheneshen, Deputy Commercial Director for Cargo Transportation and
Director of Business Development at Centrum Air.
The parties explored opportunities to organize charter cargo
flights to transport consumer goods, electronics and clothing from
China to Poland.
Guangzhou, Chengdu and Shenzhen airports were considered as
potential departure points for the proposed cargo routes. The final
routes will be determined after assessing airport availability,
obtaining the necessary permits and clarifying service
conditions.
In addition, the discussions covered multimodal logistics
options, including transporting goods by road from China to
Tashkent before forwarding them to European destinations by
air.
Following the meeting, the parties agreed to continue exchanging
working materials. The next stage is expected to involve
discussions on preliminary freight rates and the commercial terms
of potential cooperation.
Centrum Air, established in 2023, is a privately owned Uzbek
airline and part of Centrum Holding, an integrated transportation
and logistics group with operations in passenger aviation, air
cargo and multimodal freight services. The group's logistics
businesses include My Freighter, a dedicated cargo carrier.
Poland's A-Quatro Group provides international
freight-forwarding and logistics services, including air, road, sea
and rail transportation, customs clearance and warehousing. Its air
freight services cover international imports and exports.
