Zhukovsky Airport starts servicing cargo flights by China's Suparna Airlines

MOSCOW. Dec 1 (Interfax) - Zhukovsky Airport has begun servicing scheduled cargo flights by China's Suparna Airlines, a spokesman for the Moscow Region airport told Interfax.

The airline's first flight arrived in Moscow Region on November 29. It was made with a Boeing 747F airliner on the route Nanjing-Zhukovsky-Chengdu.

"Cargo transport program is intended for delivery of vehicles, technical equipment, electronics, clothing and a broad range of consumer goods," the airport spokesman said.

In future, the service might include express delivery of goods with possible preliminary customs clearance, he said.