Joost van Doesburg to step down as cargo head at Schiphol
Head of cargo at Royal Schiphol Group Joost van Doesburg will step down on 1 ...
By Alex Lennane
Cargologic Germany, which had a very slow start following delays to gaining its AOC, has finally got two aircraft flying.
The company’s tough start included, not only its AOC, but according to sources, problems securing freight contracts.
However, both of its 737 freighters appear to be working for Air Contractors (ASL), one on daily runs between Cologne Bonn and East Midlands, according to Flightaware, and the second between East Midlands, Madrid and Malpensa.
The new carrier’s third aircraft was delivered this month from sister ...
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