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China Airlines Cargo
Group
China Airlines Ltd. (China Airlines Group)
Hub
TPE
Since
1959
Legal
China Airlines Ltd.
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Cargo hubs & stations
Listed are selected stations that China Airlines Cargo itself identifies with storage or handling capacity on its Cool Chain overview, plus points marked as freighter-only destinations in the carrier's route listing. The list is not exhaustive.
Fleet & capacity
Fleet figures as published by China Airlines, as of 31 August 2026. The freighter count was cross-checked against the investor presentation of 12 November 2025 (as of 30 September 2025). Fleet data are point-in-time snapshots and can change at short notice.
Boeing 747-400F
8 · Widebody freighter with nose door for outsize and heavy loads
Boeing 777F
10 · Twin-engine freighter for transpacific and European routes
Boeing 777-8F
4 · Freighters on order, deliveries expected from 2029
18
own freighter aircraft
Eight Boeing 747-400F and ten Boeing 777F as of 31 August 2026. Four Boeing 777-8F are on order.
66
passenger aircraft providing belly capacity
17 Airbus A350-900, 12 Airbus A330-300, 21 Airbus A321neo, 10 Boeing 777-300ER and 6 Boeing 737-800 as of 31 August 2026.
176
destinations in 30 countries
As of 31 August 2026: 100 destinations in Asia, 36 in the Americas, 28 in Europe, 8 in Oceania and 4 in Taiwan. Some points are served by freighter only.
Special cargo
Temperature control
eawb
ceiv_pharma
IATA CEIV Pharma
Products
Availability may vary by station, route and aircraft type.
Produkte
General Cargo
Produkte
Pharma
Pharmaceutical traffic runs through the Cool Chain network with pharma storage capacity in the United States, Europe and Asia.
Produkte
Dangerous Goods
Dangerous goods acceptance under the IATA DGR. The carrier provides its own DGD label printing; for e-AWB shipments a copy of the shipper's declaration must be sent to the local CI office.
Produkte
Live Animals
Services
Mail (PCI Mail Tracking)
Dedicated mail tracking through the carrier's PCI Mail Tracking portal.
Produkte
Cool Chain
Temperature-controlled product with active container leasing (RAP t2, RKN t2, PAP e2, RKN e1, Releye RAP, Releye RLP) and temperature-controlled storage from minus 20 to plus 25 degrees Celsius at more than 50 stations. Shipments must be tendered pre-cooled and only one temperature range is allowed per air waybill.
China Airlines Cargo is the freight division of Taiwan's China Airlines Ltd., trading under IATA code CI, ICAO code CAL and AWB prefix 297. The company was founded on 16 December 1959, has been stock-listed since 26 February 1993 and is headquartered in Taoyuan City directly next to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. Unlike pure sales brands, China Airlines operates its freighters itself. As of 31 August 2026 the group fleet comprises 84 aircraft, of which 18 are freighters: eight Boeing 747-400F and ten Boeing 777F. On top of that comes belly capacity from 66 passenger aircraft of the A350-900, A330-300, A321neo, Boeing 777-300ER and 737-800 types. Four Boeing 777-8F are on order. The hub is Taiwan Taoyuan International (TPE). The network covers 176 destinations in 30 countries; a number of points are served by freighter only, among them Luxembourg, Dubai World Central, Anchorage, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Miami, Toronto, Mumbai and Delhi. The carrier states it is the only Taiwanese airline operating freighters to Europe, the Americas and Asia; European rotations use stopovers in the Middle East and India to load in two segments. In the first three quarters of 2025 group cargo revenue reached TWD 48.5 billion, up 13.7 percent, at a load factor of 66.6 percent. What matters for forwarders: the carrier holds its own AWB prefix 297 and handles e-AWB under the IATA Single Process, but accepts prepaid shipments only; charge collect is not available under its e-AWB procedure. Temperature-controlled traffic runs through the Cool Chain product with active containers and temperature-controlled storage at more than 50 stations. Dangerous goods and live animals are handled as separate special products.
Management
- Chen Han-Ming · President
- Kao Shing-Hwang · Chairman
Milestones
- 2025 · Freighter fleet at 18 aircraft, four Boeing 777-8F on order
- 2020 · First Boeing 777F entered service
- 2015 · IATA e-AWB Single Process introduced
- 1993 · Stock listing
- 1959 · China Airlines founded
Sources
- China Airlines Cargo – Our Company · Master data, fleet, network, management
- IATA – Current Airline Members: China Airlines · Codes and legal name
- FAA JO 7340.2P – ICAO Three-Letter Identifiers and Telephony Designators · ICAO code and callsign
- China Airlines – CI e-AWB Operation Procedure (Agent) V3.0 · AWB prefix, e-AWB procedure, dangerous goods notification
- China Airlines Cargo – Cool Chain · Temperature products, stations, active containers
- China Airlines – 2025 4th Investor Conference (12.11.2025) · Cargo metrics, freighter fleet, orders
- EASA – Authorised Third Country Operators (TCO Status Report, Stand 13.08.2026) · Legal name, AOC, active operating status
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