Core Points - The cross-border international card air "Belt and Road" distribution center at Beijing Daxing International Airport has officially commenced operations, marking a new chapter in cross-border logistics transportation [1][3] - The center serves as an efficient regional hub for multi-modal transport, connecting air and land transport while leveraging the customs, collection, distribution, and rapid clearance functions of the comprehensive bonded zone [1][4] Group 1 - The first batch of bags from Vietnam was successfully cleared and transported to Kazakhstan via the new cross-border truck service, significantly reducing costs compared to full air transport and improving efficiency over sea or rail transport [1][3] - The distribution center is operated by Beijing Ailuo Supply Chain Company, which aims to focus on markets in Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, utilizing the airport's flight capacity for air-to-air transfers to Europe and the U.S. [3] - The air-to-air transfer service targets high-value goods with strict time requirements, while multi-modal transport is suitable for goods where air freight costs are too high but sea or rail transport does not meet timing needs [3] Group 2 - The Daxing Airport comprehensive bonded zone spans across Beijing Daxing and Langfang, Hebei, making it the only customs special supervision area that crosses provincial administrative regions in China [4] - The new distribution center will enhance Beijing's strategic position in the "Belt and Road" logistics network, attracting high-end manufacturing, cross-border e-commerce, and supply chain management companies to the region [4]