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Cargojet and Great Vision HK Express announce agreement

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Cargojet announced today that it has entered into a three-year agreement with China-based Great Vision HK Express to provide scheduled charter services, from Hangzhou, China to Vancouver, B.C., and from Vancouver, B.C. to Hangzhou, China—utilizing B767-300F aircraft.

Servicing the rapidly expanding Chinese e-Commerce sector, Cargojet will operate a minimum of three flights per week and began service on May 22,, 2024, with eight flights successfully completed to date.

Total revenue for this program is estimated at over CAD $160M for the full term of the agreement.

Jamie B. Porteous, Co-Chief Executive Officer said: “Leveraging Cargojet’s industry-leading record of on-time performance and reliability, together with the connection opportunities from Vancouver to fifteen other cities in Canada, will allow Great Vision HK to provide enhanced services for China-based e-Commerce service providers, to their customers across Canada.”

Pauline Dhillon, Co-Chief Executive Officer added: “We continue to explore opportunities to maximize asset and aircraft utilization and look forward to a strong partnership with Great Vision HK.”

Christine Cheng, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer at Great Vision HK, said: “This is an important milestone for Great Vision HK, and we’ve partnered with Cargojet, another industry-leader in Canada, to provide top-quality transportation services to our customers in Asia.”

Great Vision HK provides its customers with China-to-Canada-to-China end-to-end integrated logistics supply chain solutions, including pick up, pre-sorting, international air freight, customs clearance, distribution, last-mile delivery and after-sales services.

Cheng said: “International air freight is a key part of this logistical chain, and we believe through this strategic partnership with Cargojet that we can offer extremely reliable and efficient services to our customers, while continuing to promote trade between the two countries”.

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