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By Alex Lennane
Cargolux is set to receive three 747-400ERFs during the next quarter, coming off lease from ASL Belgium, which is restructuring its fleet.
“There will be three Boeing 747-400ERF freighters joining our fleet in mid 2019,” confirmed a Cargolux spokeswoman.
She added that the aircraft would not necessarily create additional capacity.
“These aircraft will support the fleet requirements, as we have periods of several D-checks coming up, including the first D-checks on one of our 747-8Fs,” she added.
D checks can take two months ...
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