NAM Bolsters Cargo Capacity with Fifth Boeing 747 Freighter

Network Airline Management has expanded its freighter fleet with the addition of a fifth Boeing 747-400BCF, according to a recent press release. The converted freighter entered service at the end of July and will operate from the airline's primary hub in Liège, Belgium.

The Boeing 747-400BCF provides high payload capability, long-range performance, and flexible main-deck loading, enabling the carrier to transport general cargo, oversized freight, and specialized shipments across international markets.

Network Aviation Group Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Clark said the addition of the fifth Boeing 747 represents another milestone for the company and enhances its ability to meet increasing customer demand. He added that the expanded fleet will improve operational flexibility, increase available capacity, and strengthen service for both charter and scheduled cargo customers.