SF Airlines (O3/CSS) — regional carrier from China, based at Shenzhen Bao'an (SZX) / Ezhou Huahu (EHU), not an alliance member. Not in current Beijing Daxing schedules.Does SF Airlines fly to Beijing Daxing?
No. SF Airlines does not currently operate scheduled passenger flights at Beijing Daxing International Airport, although it still appears in the airport's published carrier table.
SF Airlines carries no passengers anywhere. It is the dedicated freight arm of SF Express, China's largest private courier, so it cannot be booked for travel to Daxing or anywhere else — its appearance in the airport's carrier table is a cargo operator listed alongside passenger airlines.
How this was checked: SF Airlines operates an all-freighter fleet; it holds no passenger schedule at PKX or at any other airport.
What to fly from PKX instead
- For passenger flights at Daxing, see the carriers listed above — China United and Hebei Airlines have the widest domestic coverage.
- For sending freight, SF Express is booked as a courier, not as an airline ticket.
Airlines add and drop routes every season, so this can change. The live arrivals and departures boards are the authority on what is flying today, and the full airline list shows who serves PKX now.
About SF Airlines
SF Airlines is the in-house cargo airline of SF Express, flying Boeing 737 and 767 freighters plus larger types on a network built around overnight parcel flows. It is one of the largest freight operators in China.
Its main hub is Ezhou Huahu, the purpose-built cargo airport in Hubei that opened in 2022 — Asia's first dedicated freight hub of that scale.
Worth knowing
- There is no way to buy a seat on this airline; it is freight only.
- Beijing Daxing does handle air cargo, but that operation is separate from the passenger terminal.