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JALCARGO, JR East Integrate Shinkansen and Air Cargo for Regional Export Service

Japanese Carrier Combines Rail and Air Transport to Boost Regional Exports

JALCARGO and the JR East Group have announced a new transportation service that combines Japan’s Shinkansen high-speed rail network with Japan Airline’s global air cargo operations. The ‘JAL de Hako-byun’ service, set to launch on January 13, 2026, aims to connect local Japanese producers with international markets through a streamlined one-stop logistics solution. By integrating the Shinkansen’s frequent and punctual service with JAL’s long-distance flights, the new offering significantly reduces transit times compared to conventional transport methods. The inaugural commercial shipment will transport specialty seafood from Tsuruga to Taiwan, marking a significant milestone in the service’s development.

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    JALCARGO, JR East Integrate Shinkansen and Air Cargo for Regional Export Service

    Japanese Carrier Combines Rail and Air Transport to Boost Regional Exports

    JALCARGO and the JR East Group have announced a new transportation service that combines Japan’s Shinkansen high-speed rail network with Japan Airline’s global air cargo operations. The ‘JAL de Hako-byun’ service, set to launch on January 13, 2026, aims to connect local Japanese producers with international markets through a streamlined one-stop logistics solution. By integrating the Shinkansen’s frequent and punctual service with JAL’s long-distance flights, the new offering significantly reduces transit times compared to conventional transport methods. The inaugural commercial shipment will transport specialty seafood from Tsuruga to Taiwan, marking a significant milestone in the service’s development.

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      Source JAN Tracker: SRCE-2025-1767016935073-1638 Source Type: RSS
      URL: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/jalcargo-jr-east-integrate-shinkansen-and-air-cargo-for-regional-export-service
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