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El Al looks set to enter an already competitive marketplace with a freighter service, primarily between Tel Aviv and Liege.
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Fabian
January 09, 2020 at 9:28 amwhy is this service stated as “new” ?
when ELAL did stop flying its own 74F aircraft, they immediately contracted with other 3rd party to do their LGG-TLV leg
but since JAN2020 they changed operator to Atlas. so there is nothing special or new