By Eva Richardson | The Logistic News
French cargo airline CMA CGM Air Cargo is ramping up its expansion across the transpacific corridor with the recent addition of a fourth Boeing 777F, operated by Atlas Air, to its long-haul fleet. The aircraft now connects key hubs across Asia and North America, including Seoul, Shanghai, Zhengzhou, Chicago, and Anchorage.
This move is part of the group’s broader strategy to offer fast, reliable, and integrated freight solutions by combining its maritime and air cargo capabilities. With a fleet of five aircraft and new Airbus A350F freighters on order, the company aims to double its air capacity by 2027.
“Our goal is to deliver a fully integrated solution, combining the strengths of ocean and air freight to meet rising demands for speed and flexibility,” a CMA CGM spokesperson stated.
By strengthening its footprint on transpacific routes — some of the world’s most dynamic trade lanes — CMA CGM Air Cargo is positioning itself as a serious global competitor in the premium freight space.
