YTO Cargo Airlines

Cargo hubs & stations

Individual online stations have deliberately not been recorded: the route pages on yto.net.cn load entirely via JavaScript and could not be read on the reference date, and flight-tracking portals are not accepted as evidence. What is documented is the Hangzhou Xiaoshan (HGH) hub and the Jiaxing Nanhu cargo airport (JNH), in operation since 26 December 2025, which is not yet held in this portal's airport register and could therefore not be stored as a hub. Further documented points are Astana, Budapest, Dhaka and the bases at Wenzhou and Nanning.

• HGHHangzhou Xiaoshan International AirportPrimary cargo hub

Fleet & capacity

Fleet status as at 31 December 2025 per the YTO Express Group 2025 annual report, cross-checked against Planespotters data. Specialist databases most recently reported the COMAC ARJ21-700F as not in service.

Special cargo

Products

Availability may vary by station, route and aircraft type.

Hangzhou YTO Cargo Airlines Co., Ltd. is an all-cargo airline based at Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (HGH) in Zhejiang province and a wholly owned subsidiary of the listed YTO Express Group (600233.SH), one of China's leading parcel and courier operators. The Civil Aviation Administration of China approved the airline's establishment on 5 August 2014; its maiden flight took place in September 2015. According to the carrier's own description it is Zhejiang's only large all-cargo airline certified under CCAR-121 regulations, operating scheduled and charter cargo services domestically – including Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan – and internationally. The identifiers that matter to forwarders are IATA code YG, ICAO designator HYT and air waybill prefix 860; the callsign is QUICK AIR. As at 31 December 2025 the fleet comprised ten Boeing 757-200 freighter conversions, two Boeing 767-300 freighters and one COMAC ARJ21-700F (C909F), which specialist databases most recently reported as inactive. The Boeing 767s cover the long-haul routes, among them Hangzhou–Astana–Budapest with two rotations per week. Decisive for booking: since 18 September 2025 the airline has distributed its entire capacity exclusively through WebCargo by Freightos, making it the first Chinese all-cargo carrier on that platform. The initial focus is on China–South Asia lanes covering India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, followed by the Persian Gulf and Europe. A second pillar is Jiaxing Nanhu Airport, opened on 26 December 2025, where the YTO group has built the YTO SKYHUB logistics hub at a total investment of 12.2 billion yuan. On 28 May 2026 flight YG9007 to Dhaka launched the hub's first international cargo service, operating three times a week.

Sources

• IATA – Current Airline Members: YTO Cargo Airlines · Codes and legal name
• CAAC – Publikation zur Erteilung der Betriebsbewilligung an Hangzhou YTO Cargo Airlines (01.06.2015) · Codes, callsign, registered office, operating licence
• YTO Express Group – Zusammenfassung des Geschäftsberichts 2025 (April 2026) · Fleet
• Freightos und YTO Cargo Airlines – gemeinsame Medienmitteilung vom 18.09.2025 · Operating model, distribution, management
• YTO Express – Medienmitteilung «YTO SKYHUB Launches First International Cargo Route» (01.06.2026) · Jiaxing hub, first international service
• The STAT Trade Times – «YTO Cargo Airlines launches new service to Budapest» (27.09.2024) · Europe service and fleet cross-check