On October 25th, a 767 cargo aircraft carrying imported drugs landed at Shijiazhuang Airport, and then it flew to Ostrava, Czech Republic, on the same day with electronic goods, clothing, mechanical accessories and other goods, marking the opening of the international freight route from Shijiazhuang to Czech Republic, and also realizing the first business of Shijiazhuang drug import port.

The route from Shijiazhuang to Czech Ostrava is operated by Uzbek Airlines, and the model is B767F. At the initial stage, the route runs twice a week. It is reported that Ostrava, located in the northeast border of the Czech Republic, is the third largest city in the Czech Republic and also an important transportation hub, the largest mining center and an important metallurgical industry center in the country. The opening of this route will build an air channel for foreign trade enterprises to connect with Europe, provide more adequate and stable transport capacity guarantee, link the industrial chains and terminal markets of the two places, and become a new freight air channel from China to countries along the "the Belt and Road".

In recent years, according to the idea of "coordination of passenger transport and breakthrough of cargo", Shijiazhuang Airport has gradually built an aviation logistics network for Mongolia and Russia, North America, Japan and South Korea, Southeast Asia -- Australia and New Zealand, South Asia -- West Asia -- Africa, Central Asia -- Europe -- South America, with the goal of serving the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, radiating Asia and reaching the international aviation logistics center along the "Belt and Road". To ensure high-quality international cargo routes, Shijiazhuang Airport has built the country's first joint customs and border inspection zone, optimized the inspection process, fully implemented epidemic prevention and control measures, and implemented closed-loop management of international business. There is no cross, contact or mixed flow in physical facilities, personnel and process Settings between domestic and international businesses, so as to ensure the safety and efficient customs clearance of goods while firmly safeguarding the "anti-import" epidemic defense line.