Cargolux staff fear being left cargoless by HNCA deal with TNT in Belgium

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By Alex Lennane

04/12/2013

Questions over the integrity of the Henan Civil Aviation Development & Investment Co (HNCA) were raised yesterday when Liège Airport, just an hour’s drive from Luxembourg, announced the launch of a twice-weekly service to Zhengzhou, the Henan airport – a deal Cargolux staff fear will leave the carrier stranded.

HNCA last week pencilled a deal with the Luxembourg government to buy a 35% share in Cargolux, which would involve the carrier launching a four-times-a-week service to Zhengzhou, with both parties to ...

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