News / There'll be no tug-of-war over 747F, vows Qatar Airways as it adds charter capacity

21/08/2015

Qatar Airways has rebutted a claim that it will face a “tug of war” this autumn over its plan to wet-lease a B747BCF.

Earlier this month, QR Cargo wet-leased a B747 freighter, its first of the type, from Turkish-owned myCargo Airlines on an three-month basis. The ...

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Steve
August 22, 2015 at 3:25 am
The “informed” source is not correct, ACT/MyCargo are expanding their fleet of ACMI aircraft and will add additional pure freighter B747F aircraft to satisfy demand from their existing and potential new customers, as they look to take business away from the more established ACMI operators, who remain “un- informed” as they run scared of having some real competition. Martin needs to get better connected sources before running such non-stories ….

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