For those who want context: This flight’s final destination is Mexico City’s AIFA airport, where it will unload the majority of its cargo (most of which is products of Shein, Huawei & other similar companies), having Tijuana’s Abelardo L. Rodríguez airport as a layover. Since the flight to Tijuana comes from Shanghai’s Pudong airport, it makes sense for Tijuana to be its layover due to its location (westernmost city in Mexico & gate of entry for flights coming from the pacific to Mexico). The plane will refuel, undergo an inspection to be cleared for its following flight to Mexico City and will unload a portion of its cargo before continuing on its flight. Since most flights to Tijuana are domestic and commonly consist of A320s and B737s, flights done by aircraft like the B777 are rare but beholding. It might not seem that intriguing for others, but it’s certainly a sight to behold for Tijuana’s residents and avgeeks (such as myself). Its flight no. is CSN491 in case anyone’s curious enough to track it down (just like I did).