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First imported fruit charter flight lands at Hefei City

On the evening of 11th December, a charter flight landed at Hefei Xinqiao International Airport carrying a total of 60 tons of Chilean cherries and blueberries. This marked a new era for imported fruit charter flights in Anhui province. Back in July, Hefei Airport was designated as the port for imported fruits. According to the person in charge, this was the first time that high-end imported fruits have landed here.

Source: Hefei Daily

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