Yueyang City, Hunan Province, central China - Recent (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Yueyang Sanhe Airport
2. Various of sign reading "International Cargo Terminal," warehouses
3. Various of customs officers inspecting goods, worker transporting goods
4. Sign reading "Sanhe Airport International Cargo Air Hub"
5. Various of workers loading cargo upon plane
6. Various of plane taxiing, taking off
7. Aerial shot of city view

The Yueyang Sanhe Airport in central China's Hunan Province has handled over 100 cargo flights in its first month of running regular international cargo operations, injecting new momentum into cross-border trade with new routes spanning south and southeast Asia.

Since international cargo services were launched on September 3, the airport has seen a total of 112 inbound and outbound cargo flights, with over 1,140 tonnes of cargo being transported, with the overall value of imports and exports reaching 300  million yuan (about 44.5 million US dollars).

The airport currently operates four overseas cargo routes to Vietnam's Hanoi, Bangladesh's Dhaka, Thailand's Bangkok, and Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur. Over 530 companies in the region have so far used the airport for international trade business.