A full cargo plane flying to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, took off from Xinzheng International Airport in Zhengzhou, Henan on the evening of the 5th. The full cargo plane that departed from the airport the day before flew to Basel, Switzerland for the first time, marking the successful launch of the new cross-border e-commerce full cargo plane route "Zhengzhou Tallinn" and "Zhengzhou Basel".

These two first flight routes are operated by Zhongmen International Logistics Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Zhongmen Group). Li Jinyu, the head of the cargo airline of Zhongmen Gate Group, introduced that both flights carried cross-border e-commerce goods such as fashion clothing and home daily necessities. According to the plan, the "Zhengzhou Basel" cross-border e-commerce all cargo flight route operates three flights per week; The Zhengzhou Tallinn cross-border e-commerce all cargo flight route operates two flights per week.

Xu Chaofeng, the head of warehousing services at Zhongmen Gate Group, stated in an interview that the first flights of these two new "Zhengzhou Europe" routes, integrating open data resources from multiple application scenarios, will further improve the efficiency of international logistics transportation for cross-border e-commerce between China and Europe.

He stated that in order to serve an increasing number of air routes, the company is deepening the integration of first leg warehouses, overseas forward warehouses, and port warehouses. By compressing supply chain nodes and promoting full chain data interoperability, the company is achieving efficient linkage of goods from the factory to the "last mile" overseas.

In recent years, inland Henan has relied on the increasingly dense "Air Silk Road" to continuously expand its trade "circle of friends". In 2025, Zhongmen Group will open a number of cross-border e-commerce all cargo flights from Zhengzhou to Budapest, Hungary, Istanbul, Türkiye, Zurich, Switzerland, etc.