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Suparna Airlines Launches Liege–Chongqing Cargo Route with 777F (MSN 70288)

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Suparna Airlines Launches Liege–Chongqing Cargo Route with 777F (MSN 70288), marking the first-ever direct all-cargo service between Belgium and China on this city pair. The new route connects Liege Airport with Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport, strengthening air freight connectivity between Europe and Western China.

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