On the 6th, the first return flight operated by China Eastern Airlines from Shanghai to Auckland to Buenos Aires, the longest one-way route in the world, landed at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. This 20,000-kilometer air passage not only filled the gap in direct flights from Shanghai to core cities in South America, but also built a new channel for fresh food across the border between China and Latin America. The first return flight brought back 2.1 tons of Argentinian cherries and 10.5 tons of Chilean chilled salmon via the passenger plane's abdominal cabin. The opening of this route has further expanded the coverage of fresh food trade between China and Latin America, effectively promoted the export of agricultural products from Argentina and neighboring countries, and further boosted the “fresh” economy between China and Latin America.

On the 6th, the first return flight operated by China Eastern Airlines from Shanghai to Auckland to Buenos Aires, the longest one-way route in the world, landed at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. This 20,000-kilometer air passage not only filled the gap in direct flights from Shanghai to core cities in South America, but also built a new channel for fresh food across the border between China and Latin America. The first return flight brought back 2.1 tons of Argentinian cherries and 10.5 tons of Chilean chilled salmon via the passenger plane's abdominal cabin. The opening of this route has further expanded the coverage of fresh food trade between China and Latin America, effectively promoted the export of agricultural products from Argentina and neighboring countries, and further boosted the “fresh” economy between China and Latin America.