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Amerijet International (IATA: M6) is a US all-cargo airline headquartered in Miami, Florida. With over 50 years of experience, a dedicated fleet of Boeing 767 freighters, and a network reaching 38 destinations across the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America, and Europe, Amerijet connects Chinese exporters to the Americas through its Miami hub and trans-Pacific freighter services.
Key facts about Amerijet International and its cargo proposition for shippers in China.
Amerijet International representation in mainland China.
Address: Kerry EAS Logistics Limited, Eastern Region – 12/F, Tower 1, Kerry Everbright City, 218 Tian Mu Road West, Shanghai 200070, China
Tel: +86 21-5117 8122
Email: sales.pvg@amerijet.com
Function: Cargo sales and customer support for the Shanghai (PVG) region
Phone (Toll-free US): 800-927-6059
Email: customerservice@amerijet.com
Sales: sales@amerijet.com
Fax: 305-718-8271
Address: 4500 NW 36th St, Miami, FL 33166, United States
Phone: +1 305-593-5500
Website: www.amerijet.com
CEO: Joe Mozzali
Amerijet operates a dedicated all-cargo fleet of Boeing 767 freighters, purpose-built for reliable, high-capacity freight transport.
| Aircraft | Type | In service | Max Payload | Cargo Volume | Typical routes | Cargo advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boeing 767-300BCF | Dedicated freighter (converted) | 10 | ~45–52 tonnes | ~400 m³ | US–China (GSP–Shenyang, RFD–Hangzhou); Americas; Europe | Core freighter; fuel-efficient, medium wide-body; ideal for e-commerce and general cargo |
| Boeing 767-300BDSF | Dedicated freighter (converted) | Multiple | ~45–52 tonnes | ~400 m³ | Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America | Flexible freighter for regional and medium-haul cargo |
| Boeing 767-200BDSF | Dedicated freighter (converted) | Multiple | ~40–45 tonnes | ~350 m³ | Caribbean, Latin America, Puerto Rico | Equipped for oversized and heavy cargo; side-loading capability |
* Amerijet's fleet comprises 21 Boeing 767 freighters with an average age of approximately 26.5 years. The airline added its 10th converted B767 freighter (N566NC) in December 2025, reinforcing its growth strategy. Side door dimensions: 125" × 88" (318 cm × 224 cm); 22 positions available.
Amerijet's trans-Pacific freighter services connecting China with the United States.
| Route | Aircraft | Frequency | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greenville-Spartanburg (GSP) ↔ Shenyang (SHE) | Boeing 767-300F | 2× weekly (increasing to 3× weekly) | Active since 2023 |
| Chicago Rockford (RFD) ↔ Hangzhou (HGH) | Boeing 767-300F | 2× weekly (increasing to 3× weekly) | Active since 2023 |
| US – Incheon (ICN) – China (connecting services) | Boeing 767-300F | Regular | Active |
Amerijet has also applied for exemption from the US Department of Transportation to carry out scheduled B767F all-cargo services between the United States and China for at least two years. Additional Chinese gateways may be added as the network develops. Please consult your local agent for the latest schedule.
Destinations reachable from China through the Amerijet network (via Miami hub and interline partners).
Amerijet's network spans the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, South America, the United States and Europe, with Miami International Airport (MIA) as its primary hub. The airline reaches 38 direct destinations and 527 total destinations through interline partnerships. Key destinations include:
Recommended China routing: Shenyang (SHE) / Hangzhou (HGH) → US gateway (GSP / RFD) → Miami (MIA) → final destination (Caribbean, Latin America, South America). Exact routing, carriers and transit points are per shipment — please consult your local agent for the latest schedule.
Why Chinese exporters choose Amerijet for Americas and Caribbean-bound cargo.
For Chinese manufacturers, traders and e-commerce businesses, Amerijet International offers a uniquely positioned, specialised air freight solution with three distinct advantages.
Direct trans-Pacific freighter connectivity. Amerijet operates twice-weekly B767-300F freighter services connecting Shenyang (SHE) and Hangzhou (HGH) with US secondary airports at Greenville-Spartanburg (GSP) and Chicago Rockford (RFD). These services, operated under contract to Maersk Air Cargo, provide dedicated all-cargo capacity between China and the United States, with flight frequency increasing to three times per week. The use of secondary airports on both ends ensures fast transit and efficient cargo handling, avoiding the congestion that can affect major hub airports. This route provides Chinese exporters with direct freighter access to the US market, where cargo can then connect via Miami to Amerijet's extensive Americas network.
Miami hub as the gateway to the Americas and Caribbean. Amerijet's primary hub at Miami International Airport (MIA) is strategically positioned as the premier gateway between the United States and Latin America, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America and South America. From Miami, Amerijet operates a network of 38 direct destinations with 527 total destinations through interline partnerships. For Chinese exporters targeting any market in the Americas — from Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic to Colombia, Peru, Brazil and Chile — Amerijet offers a single-carrier solution with dedicated freighter reliability. The airline has been serving these markets for over 50 years and possesses deep regional expertise that few competitors can match.
Specialised cargo capabilities including CEIV Pharma certification. Amerijet is IATA CEIV Pharma certified and operates a purpose-built temperature-controlled handling facility at Miami International Airport, equipped with active alarm systems, temperature data recorders and redundant cooling systems. The airline transports over 300 million pounds (136 million kg) of temperature-sensitive products annually, including pharmaceuticals requiring +2°C to +8°C, +15°C to +25°C and -20°C frozen storage. Beyond temperature-controlled cargo, Amerijet handles dangerous goods, valuable cargo, perishables, oversized and heavy freight, and provides side-loading capability for cargo that cannot fit through standard doors. This comprehensive capability portfolio makes Amerijet an ideal partner for Chinese exporters of pharmaceuticals, electronics, machinery, automotive parts and high-value consumer goods targeting the Americas.
Goodhope Freight consolidates and negotiates on the China side, so exporters benefit from consolidated rates, predictable departures and local Chinese-language support. We work with Amerijet International to confirm space on the best available routing for your Americas-bound shipments.
How to book Amerijet International cargo space from mainland China through Goodhope Freight.
How Amerijet's Miami hub and specialised services create value for freight from China.
Amerijet International is built around a single, strategically positioned hub: Miami International Airport (MIA). From there, the airline operates a dedicated fleet of 21 Boeing 767 freighters to 38 direct destinations across the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, South America and Europe, with a total network reach of 527 destinations through interline partnerships. The airline has been in continuous operation since 1974 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2024, making it one of the most experienced all-cargo carriers in the Americas.
CEIV Pharma certification and temperature-controlled expertise. Amerijet was among the first US all-cargo carriers to achieve IATA CEIV Pharma certification, reflecting its commitment to pharmaceutical-grade logistics. The airline's temperature-controlled handling facility at Miami International Airport spans approximately 30,000 square meters and features:
— Custom-built cooling facilities with active alarm systems
— Temperature data recorders for full traceability
— Redundant cooling systems for operational resilience
— Both active (refrigerated containers) and passive (cost-friendly packaging) solutions
— Validated temperature ranges including +2°C to +8°C, +15°C to +25°C and -20°C frozen
Amerijet transports over 300 million pounds (136 million kg) of temperature-controlled products annually, making it a proven partner for Chinese pharmaceutical, biotech and perishable exporters targeting the Americas.
Comprehensive special cargo portfolio. Beyond temperature-controlled logistics, Amerijet offers:
— General cargo: E-commerce, consumer goods, industrial products
— Dangerous goods: Full compliance with IATA DGR for all applicable classes
— Valuable cargo: High-value electronics, jewellery, artwork
— Perishables: Fresh produce, seafood, flowers with expedited handling
— Oversized and heavy cargo: Side-loading capability (125" × 88" / 318 cm × 224 cm door) with 22 positions; equipped to handle large, heavy and awkward shipments that standard freighters cannot accommodate
US–China trans-Pacific services. Amerijet operates twice-weekly B767-300F freighter services connecting Shenyang (SHE) and Hangzhou (HGH) with Greenville-Spartanburg (GSP) and Chicago Rockford (RFD) under contract to Maersk Air Cargo. These services, which began in 2022 with newly built B767-300F aircraft, provide dedicated all-cargo capacity between China and the US, with frequency increasing to three times per week. Amerijet has also applied for DOT exemption to operate scheduled US–China all-cargo services, signalling its intent to expand this route further.
Looking ahead. Amerijet continues to invest in its fleet and capabilities, adding its 10th converted B767 freighter in December 2025 and maintaining a clear focus on operational excellence, safety and customer service. With a modern freighter fleet, deep regional expertise in the Americas and Caribbean, CEIV Pharma certification and growing trans-Pacific connectivity, Amerijet International is a reliable, specialised partner for Chinese exporters targeting the Americas.