Cainiao, COMAC sign cooperation agreement in HK to build aviation materials storage & logistics network
Cainiao Group, a global leader in express delivery and supply chain services, has recently signed a cooperation framework agreement with COMAC Shanghai Aircraft Customer Service Co., Ltd. (COMAC CSC) in Hong Kong.
This collaboration will leverage Cainiao's global supply chain network and smart logistics infrastructure to optimize the warehousing and logistics of aviation materials, addressing the complex storage needs of high-value aircraft components and supporting the global expansion of Chinese-made aircraft, including the C919 and ARJ21 models.
The C919, as a new representative ofChina'saviation industry, has now entered a stable production and delivery phase, marking a significant milestone in COMAC's global strategy. On Oct. 30, COMAC opened its Hong Kong office.
Cainiao's global end-to-end logistics network, combined with its deep expertise in managing intricate industry verticals, will play a vital role in supporting COMAC's global aviation market growth. In Hong Kong, Cainiao Smart Gateway, which is strategically located next to Hong Kong International Airport, offers multi-modal capabilities to streamline supply chain operations and enhance connectivity to key global markets. Worldwide, Cainiao operates warehouses in 18 countries and regions across Europe, North America, Latin America, and Asia.
As part of the agreement, Cainiao will offer customized aviation materials warehousing and logistics services tailored to the Hong Kong and Southeast Asian markets, aiming to optimize in bound-manufacturing logistics and inventory management for COMAC CSC with enhanced reliability and agility. Additionally, the two companies will collaborate on innovative solutions, including smart customs clearance systems and AOG (Aircraft on Ground) logistics, ensuring timely deliveries and seamless ground-handling operations.
Cainiao and COMAC CSC have already formed a joint task force to ensure the successful implementation of this collaboration.
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