Group 1 - China Southern Airlines Logistics officially launched a new international cargo route from Guangzhou to Auckland and Sydney, marking the first regular all-cargo flight from mainland China to New Zealand [1][3] - The new route is expected to significantly reduce transportation time for goods between the Greater Bay Area and the Australia-New Zealand region, providing efficient logistics solutions for over 300 cross-border e-commerce and high-end manufacturing enterprises [3][4] - The route operates with Boeing 777 freighters and is part of the company's strategy to enhance its international cargo network and respond to the growing demand for freight services in the region [3][4] Group 2 - The new route is also the first fifth freedom cargo route for China Southern Airlines, allowing the airline to carry cargo between Australia and New Zealand while also serving the route from China [3] - Currently, China Southern Airlines Logistics operates 19 Boeing 777 freighters and conducts over 80 international flights weekly, forming a comprehensive cargo network that connects domestic and global markets [4] - The company aims to expand its international market presence and enhance its core competitiveness in line with the Belt and Road Initiative [4]