In today's increasingly interconnected global logistics network, air cargo has become a vital bridge connecting cities and markets. For businesses considering shipments from Nanjing Lukou International Airport (NKG) to San Salvador International Airport (SAL), current air freight rates range between ¥41.0 to ¥56.0 per kilogram, though final pricing requires case-by-case confirmation.
China International Airlines (CA) recently published specific rates for this route. As air freight markets experience significant seasonal fluctuations, these prices should be considered indicative. Customers are advised to contact the carrier's service team for actual booking confirmation.
Pricing Structure
The published rates include three tiers for general cargo: ¥56.0, ¥42.0, and ¥41.0 per kilogram. Transfer fees are listed at ¥670 per shipment.
Route Details
The complete shipping process involves truck transport from Nanjing to Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), followed by direct flights to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) before final delivery to San Salvador (SAL).
Shanghai (PVG) - New York (JFK) Flight Information:
- Flight CA1069: Operated by China International Airlines, departing at 00:05 and arriving at 10:25 (operating days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Aircraft type: 77F (cargo).
- Flight CA1077: Operated by China International Airlines, departing at 02:05 and arriving at 06:55 (Sunday). Aircraft type: 77F (cargo).
Key Considerations
- Published rates apply to general cargo, with settlements processed in Chinese Yuan (CNY).
- Fuel surcharges and security fees are included in the quoted prices.
- Additional charges such as customs clearance fees and documentation fees will be billed separately based on actual costs.
- Minimum chargeable weight: 100 kilograms (applied to shipments below this threshold).
Through strategic partnerships with international carriers, cross-border freight services have achieved new levels of efficiency. Businesses in Nanjing can leverage this logistics solution to optimize international trade operations and enhance market competitiveness.
