Core Points - A total of 30.1 tons of precious ancient Egyptian artifacts, consisting of 71 packages and 251 items, were successfully transported from Shanghai to Hong Kong via flight CX3255, facilitated by a green channel established by Shanghai Airport in collaboration with customs and airlines [1][6]. Group 1: Transportation and Logistics - The artifacts were part of the "Pyramids at the Peak: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition" at the Shanghai Museum, which concluded on August 17, with some items returning to Egypt while others were sent to Hong Kong for a local exhibition [6]. - Shanghai Airport implemented a comprehensive logistics plan, forming a special support team to ensure the safe and efficient transport of the artifacts, aiming for "zero errors, zero delays, and zero damage" during the process [6]. - The airport's cargo station completed document pre-review three days in advance, opened a security green channel, and coordinated with customs for efficient clearance, establishing a dedicated operation area for the handling of the artifacts [6].