Network Airline Management Adds Fifth Boeing 747-400BCF to Liège Fleet
It lets NAM move larger, specialist, oversized shipments more often from Liège.
Overview
- Network Airline Management has placed a fifth Boeing 747-400BCF into active service at its Liège hub, expanding its heavy-freighter fleet.
- NAM says the aircraft’s large payload, long range and main-deck loading flexibility will lift capacity for general, oversized and specialist cargo.
- The jet entered NAM’s roster in late July and is operated by Air Atlanta Europe under NAM control, increasing options for both charter and scheduled services.
- CEO Jonathan Clark called the arrival a major milestone and said the addition improves NAM’s operational flexibility and service frequency for customers.
- NAM frames the move as part of an ongoing fleet-growth plan that aims to deepen its role in heavy-lift markets and make Liège a stronger centre for international cargo flows.