Group 1 - The Chengdu International Aviation Hub is expanding its international passenger and cargo routes, with 14 new routes announced, including connections to Paris, Madrid, Dubai, and Bali [1][2] - The cargo route from Chengdu (Shuangliu Airport) to Dubai is particularly noteworthy, set to commence on April 26, operated by China International Cargo Airlines, with flights scheduled four times a week [1] - Chengdu has achieved significant milestones in aviation, surpassing 1 million tons in annual cargo throughput and 80 million passengers, ranking as the third-largest aviation city in China [1] Group 2 - A framework agreement was signed between the Chengdu Port Logistics Office and Sichuan Airport Group to enhance the international route network and develop an international air cargo hub [2] - The agreement aims to expand routes to key cities in Europe, North America, and Oceania, and to strengthen all-cargo routes to major Asian destinations, creating a 5-hour "Asia-Pacific Air Cargo Circle" and an 11-hour "Asia-Europe Air Cargo Corridor" [2] - Currently, Chengdu has established 52 international and regional passenger routes and 34 cargo routes, with plans for further expansion [2]