UK-based Network Aviation Group (founded in 1985 and specialized in two core activities: passenger/cargo GSSA, and freighter airline) announced that a Boeing 747-400BCF freighter joined the fleet of its airline subsidiary, Network Airline Management, at the end of JUL26, bringing its total freighter fleet of B747F aircraft to five. The airline is thus in an even better position to fulfil its mission of “providing robust, reliable capacity to the global air cargo market” as it concentrates on uplifting high-volume general cargo, outsize shipments and other specialized transport requirements in an international environment.
Network Airline Management operates mainly out of the Belgian cargo hub of Liège and offers charter and scheduled freighter services, with a particular focus on Africa. Its press release reveals that more aircraft are likely to come, as it concentrates on future fleet expansion and commercial growth.
Jonathan Clark, CEO of Network Aviation Group, stated: “Welcoming our fifth Boeing 747 freighter into active service is another major milestone for Network Airline Management. The B747 remains the undisputed workhorse of heavy-lift air cargo and adding another converted freighter to our fleet allows us to keep pace with strong customer demand. This expansion directly enhances our flexibility, frequency and overall service delivery for our charter and scheduled service customers worldwide.”
