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Hacis tests road-air cargo corridor from Hanoi to Hong Kong
Hacis, the value-added logistics arm of Hactl, has completed a first trial movement for a road-air route carrying Vietnamese export cargo from Hanoi through mainland China to Hong Kong International Airport, but a scheduled service depends on customer demand.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is looking to capture more Vietnamese export traffic through a new road-air corridor. The route moves cargo from Hanoi through mainland China before it connects with flights departing Hong Kong.
Hacis, the value-added logistics arm of Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals (Hactl), has completed the first trial movement on this corridor, according to the source.
A regular scheduled service has not yet been launched. Its introduction will depend on customer demand. Additional details of the pilot shipment were not provided in the available source material.
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