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Since Network moved their freighter operation to Liege in 2014, cargo levels have strongly increased with unprecedented growth across all sectors. This is mainly down to the introduction of various new freighter routes and destinations served from Liege. Liege airport is one of the most cargo friendly airports in Europe, with global connectivity by air and European connectivity by road, making it the perfect gateway for cargo operations.
NAM continues to expand its business and network out of the Liege hub, with its widebody freighters operating a minimum of 12 weekly flights into leading African destinations as well as operating charter flights globally. Liege welcomes this new extension as it confirms its leading position as the front running airfreight hub for the African market, committing to continuous support of this core market.
Liege airport offers 24/7 slots for widebody freighters and has dedicated infrastructure as well as processes for freighter operators, with airfreight, requiring more than just belly hold capacity. The airport workforce, local cargo community and service suppliers, gives the operators the required combination of flexibility, speed and cost efficiency.
“We have been able to grow our business over the last 5 years with the support of Liege Airport with their dedicated cargo infrastructure, we fully expect to continue developing and growing the business even further. Liege is ideally located as NAM’s European hub and offers the advantage of ease of access with a large road feeder service, as well as good widebody freighter connectivity into Asia and North America. This allows NAM to focus on the African continent utilising more than 30 years expertise, and still being able to cater for the ever increasing global opportunities”, says Malcolm Higginson - Operations Director of Network Airline Management.
“It is our pleasure to continue and expand our contract with Network Airline Management and all their partners and customers”, says Steven Verhasselt, VP Commercial Liege Airport. “NAM brings a very specific expertise that fits perfectly with the #FreightersFirst strategy of Liege Airport. Africa is very
important for Liege and the local cargo community. We see a lot of opportunities to continue growing the business with perishables inbound, as well as oil and mining equipment and general cargo outbound. We believe that Liege will grow into the eCommerce hub linking the Global Market to Africa, and Network Airline Management will be a crucial part of that fast developing, exciting, prospect for the Airfreight industry not only in Liege, but worldwide.”
ABOUT LIEGE AIRPORT:Liege Airport is Belgium’s biggest cargo airport and the most specialised platform in the heart of the Amsterdam-Paris-Frankfurt Golden Triangle for air cargo. Having a product driven development strategy, it positions itself as an easy in & out cargo hub for Central
possesses, virtually any commodity can be carried by air.
NAM’s scheduled network is concentrated in Africa and is complemented by freighter aircraft that can offer ad hoc or regular long term capacity, globally.
Network’s current freighter fleet consists of B747F and MD11F aircraft. No matter the size, shape or weight of the cargo, a tailored solution will be built for you.
Network Airline Management offer a range of specialist air cargo services including oversized and hazardous cargo, urgent oil industry equipment as well as livestock. Most small and large shipments can be accommodated - the nose loading capability of the B747F allows items of cargo that are in excess of twenty metres in length to be carried.
For further information, visit Network Airline Management’s website: network-airline.com
NETWORK AIRLINE MANAGEMENT AND LIEGE AIRPORT EXTEND THEIR LONG STANDING RELATIONSHIPNetwork Airline Management (NAM) and Liege Airport are pleased to extend their already long standing working relationship for a further 3 years, cementing the cargo operation in Liege for the foreseeable future.
It is our pleasure to continue and expand our contract with Network Airline Management and all their partners and customers.
Steven Verhasselt, VP Commercial Liege Airport.
Europe. Liege specialises in express freight, eCommerce items, pharmaceutical and perishables products, as well as livestock cargo. Each specific procedure guarantees the fastest throughput time on the market. Liege Airport’s Flexport® service takes less than one day by truck from large European cities, thus reaching around 400 million consumers. Besides offering an uncongested 24/7 operational airport it also offers the advantage of an excellent, uncongested motorway network for swift transit.
ABOUT NETWORK AIRLINE MANAGEMENTNetwork Airline Management manages a fleet of freighter aircraft offering both scheduled and charter services on a worldwide basis.
NAM have a comprehensive network of scheduled and charter flights plus with the benefit of three decades of cargo expertise, can deliver cost saving efficiencies to its customers. With the wealth of specialist knowledge and equipment Network
A CHERRY GOOD SEASON
Many agents (freight forwarders) and basically all airlines look forward to this short-lived period of the year, where demand exceeds supply and flights are filled to the rim. Underload on a flight - we do not know that word any longer!
The season starts around mid/end June in WA state and about a month later in BC and it lasts till the end of August or early September.
Over the last ten years the market has changed a lot. Europe was big in the past, nowadays everybody is focussed on Asia and especially China. This year was challenging though. Due to the trade war between USA and China and the shaken-up relationship between Canada and China, the demand from China
was less. Caused by the import tariff implemented by the Chinese government of 15% on all produce. (An additional tariff of 10% was delayed till after the season).
In some parts of the world the cherries are almost worth their weight in gold and the consumers buy them by the individual cherry.
For the airlines this is their time of the year. In a market dominated by huge overcapacity in almost any direction, the cherry season is the only time of the year where you are flying full, against relatively high rates. The demand for space to mainly Asia is that big, that many airlines even operate extra freighters to cater to the demand for space.
Needless to say, that Network Cargo is having a great time too. We represent Air New Zealand and Philippine Airlines with daily flights from YVR to their hubs in AKL and MNL. The flights are filled up easily and on many days the clients are almost fighting and begging for space.
Needless to say, that that has a very positive influence on our margins, and we are making good money for both the airline and our company.
The downside is that during the cherry season, we have with our small team very long working hours and work seven days a week for almost 2 and a half months straight!
The yearly cherry season is always a big “event” in Washington State (USA) and British Columbia (Canada).
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Start your own tour now! Visit our website at:
http://bit.ly/B747FVirtualTour
Network Aviation Group Celebrates Yet Another Successful Show at Air Cargo EuropeAround 64,000 visitors and more than 2300 exhibitors from around the world, including a strong appearance from our Network Airline Services colleagues, from our major European offices such as London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Brussels and Paris as well as our Network Cargo colleagues from North America based out of our Los Angeles, Toronto and New York offices.
Air Cargo Europe is the ideal event to network and address current industry challenges and more importantly prospective opportunities for the entire Network Aviation Group.
It is the world’s largest industry exhibition of its kind and is a cost-effective way to network and showcase our growing & developing business to thousands of leaders, decision makers and buyers from across the entire air cargo supply chain worldwide. ACE is the perfect opportunity for the entire group to promote or launch new routes and services, to interact with potential and existing customers, as well as our current
become significantly more international, an increase of 3 percentage points to 56 percent for exhibitors and an increase of 3 percentage points to 47 percent for visitors with almost half of all total visitors (30,000) coming from abroad. With the total of ten halls and the
partners and suppliers.
Munich hosted the largest logistics fair in the world with new record values from 4th – 7th June 2019.
“Transport logistic has confirmed its role as the world’s largest intermodal logistics hub. There were 2,374
We look forward to meeting you all again at the next Air Cargo Europe show in Munich on the 4th–7th May 2021… See you there!
exhibitors from 63 countries, an increase of 10 percent, and around 64,000 visitors from 125 countries, an increase of 5 percent,” Stefan Rummel, Managing Director of Messe München, reported. The trade fair has grown by one hall to ten halls and has once again
large outdoor space(s), the trade show totals 125,000 square meters of exhibition space!
We look forward to meeting you all again at the next Air Cargo Europe show in Munich on the 4th-7th May 2021… see you there!
This new routing not only diversifies NAM’s destination portfolio further but also opens up new opportunities and services into Johannesburg which enables the Group to cover even more of the African continent.
Offering Road Feeder Services within South Africa and to onward destinations such as Gaborone, Harare, Lilongwe, Lusaka,
Walvis Bay, Windhoek and various others.
Neil Ledingham, Customer Service Manager at the London Gatwick HQ said, “We are delighted to be announcing this new scheduled service into Johannesburg and offering even more regular destinations for our customers. This new routing could potentially see more than 200 tonnes of cargo transported EVERY week!”
New Twice Weekly B747F Service from Liege to JohannesburgNetwork Airline Management with its managed fleet of aircraft have introduced a new twice weekly scheduled B747F service from its European hub in Liege (LGG) to Johannesburg (JNB) on days 4 and 7 effective from 29th September 2019.
For the latest tariff, destinations and rates, please visit our website at: www.network-airline.com
Gadhia brings over two decades of air freight experience to the role of Vice Chairman and became the first African member of the TIACA Board in 2017.
He founded Nairobi, Kenya-based Astral Aviation, the largest private cargo airline in Eastern Africa, in 2000, and commercial drone operator Astral Aerial Solutions in 2017, which offers humanitarian aid relief and remote monitoring to combat poaching, amongst other solutions. He is also Vice Chairman of the African Airline Association (AFRAA)’s Cargo Committee.
“I am very proud to serve as Vice Chairman and I’m looking forward to working alongside Steven. I will aim to ensure that TIACA is even more ‘inclusive’ and has a sustainable and diverse business model.” said Gadhia.
“I want to consider how we can better promote diversity so that we can grow the Association so that every member of the air-cargo supply-chain regardless of size, nationality, geography, or gender, can be a part of TIACA.”
Original article and image by Air Cargo News.
Director of Cargo and Logistics at Brussels Airport, Steven Polmans, has recently taken over as Chairman of The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA), with Sanjeev Ga dhia, CEO and Founder of Astral Aviation, taking over as Vice Chairman from July 2019.
Astral Aviation CEO to Share the Reins at TIACA
TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR OF NETWORK AVIATION’S B747-400F AIRCRAFTWe identified an exciting opportunity in the industry to give our customers and clients an in depth look of how a Network Airline Management Boeing 747 freighter aircraft looks from the inside.
In partnership with Mike Rivett from Fotomotion, an incredibly detailed 360° internal scan of the aircraft was captured with highly specialist cameras which allows us to take a view like very few have seen before!
This interactive virtual tour includes a full length view of the main deck on one of our B747F aircraft and clearly highlights the different cargo positions such as A1, Q6 and all the Q7 positions as well as the main cargo door and roller bed facility.
This allows those who haven’t stepped foot inside a
freighter aircraft an intricate look of how and where cargo is loaded and positioned on our aircraft.
Various time lapse videos demonstrate how precise and calculated it is to load large and heavy pieces of cargo on board. The virtual tour also includes a look at the upper deck including an expansive view of the flight deck as well as the crew rest area.
As part of our B747F virtual tour project, photographer Mike Rivett from Fotomotion captured some superb new images of our aircraft while they were stationed at our European hub in Liege (LGG).
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The new route will be serviced by an A330-200F aircraft, offering the market additional capacity on this modern plane that allows the simultaneous transport of different types of cargo due to its independent temperature-controlled decks.
Global Medic moved vast amounts of relief supplies – approximately 15,000 kilos in total into Nassau (NAS) from Toronto (YYZ) across 3 flights on Sunwing Airlines B737 Aircraft.
Sunwing Airlines is represented globally by our Network Cargo Management branch of the Group predominantly from our North American offices in our Vancouver (YVR), Calgary (YYC), Toronto (YYZ) and Montreal (YUL) where we provide a total cargo management solution for them.
Response to Hurricane Dorian in the BahamasThe category 5 Hurricane Dorian made landfall over the northwest Bahamas on 1st September 2019 and was the strongest hurricane in the history of the Bahamas.
AVIANCA CARGO LAUNCHES NEW ROUTE TO DALLAS FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTBeginning October 2, 2019 Avianca Cargo will offer a freighter service at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. This new service will operate twice a week, departing from Bogota.
within the United States, easily facilitating the ground distribution of cargo throughout the country. It is also in line with the strategy of strengthening the Bogota hub, consolidating all cargo from South America with final destination to Europe and Asia.
where we will handle mainly perishable cargo such as salmon and red fruits from Chile, flowers from Colombia, asparagus and mangoes from Peru and flowers and fruits from Ecuador. All these goods are in high demand in international markets.”
John Ackerman, Executive Vice President Global Strategy and Development at DFW said, “Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is excited to announce this new cargo service as it represents new economic benefits for Dallas, Fort Worth, and the North Texas region. This new service represents a milestone for DFW as the first scheduled South American freighter that will further the Airport’s strategy for developing trade lanes between South America and Asia.”
This new service represents a milestone for DFW as the first scheduled South American freighter that will further the Airport’s strategy for developing trade lanes between South America and Asia.
Kurt Schosinsky, General Managing Director of Avianca Cargo said, “We see great potential in this new route
The flight routed from Doncaster Airport (DSA) to Las Vegas Airport (LAS) with a new aircraft engine to replace the faulty one. We then carried and transported the old engine from Las Vegas Airport (LAS) to East Midlands Airport (EMA.)
The charter flight was quoted, organised and operated within 24 hours of receiving the initial request.
THE STAKES ARE HIGH IN LAS VEGAS!Network Airline Management operated a last minute, urgent, B747F flight for a stranded AOG B747 passenger aircraft in Las Vegas.
Air Cargo Solutionsto East AfricaOur Freighter Fleet:B727 FreighterF-27 FreighterDC9 FreighterB747-400F
Europe - LHRT: +44 1784 425300 E: [email protected]
Europe - AMST: +31 20 4058665 E: [email protected]
Europe - FRAT: +49 69 69 866930 E: [email protected]
India - DELT: +91 011 43465636 E: [email protected]
USA - MCOT: +1 800 345 7747 E: [email protected]
South Africa - JNBT: +27 11 394 0021 E: [email protected]
U.A.E. - DXBT: +971 4 239 4757 E: [email protected]
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Europe
Nairobi India
Mogadishu
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Dar-es-salaam
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SouthAfrica
Direct Services Europe-Nairobi Operated with B747-400F
Goma
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B747-400F
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our BRAND NEW website featuring an impressive virtual tour of our B747F aircraft, much improved Track & Trace functionality, easier navigation, a smooth user experience and lots more!Be sure to visit us at: www.network-airline.com www.network-airline.com
A World of Cargo, Managed
We are air cargo GSSAs and capacity management specialistsNetwork Airline Services offers airlines the full range of GSSA services. Globally positioned, with established teams in all major air cargo hubs, we have the right blend of experience, customer relationships and local market knowledge to ensure our airline partners’ costs are reduced but their cargo revenue opportunities are maximised.
Network Airline Services has:
• The benefit of thirty years’ experience in air cargo management
• Expert knowledge of local markets and international opportunities
• An established track record of maximising revenue for more than twenty airlines
• A commitment to offering the highest levels of customer service to both you and your customers
• The experience to grow your cargo sales whilst optimising your cargo capacity
CapacityTO MOVE theWorld
Avianca Cargo selected this new destination because of DFW’s economic growth as well as its central location
Our NEW Website Has Taken Off!
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This falls is in line with the IATA drive to make e-AWB the default contract of carriage across all e-AWB enabled trade lanes. Etihad look to join the likes of Air Canada, United Airlines and Finnair who are already using the electronic system.
Etihad’s journey in creating a paperless industry requires the support of all partners and customers, and since the initial announcement back in December 2018, the overall feedback that has been received has been empowering and enabled the airline since the beginning
Network Airline Services in LGW and LHR recently upgraded the Operations Utility Vehicle to a brand new Ford Fiesta Van back in July and had a newly designed livery applied to it… Pretty sharp looking, don’t you agree?
“This new territory boosts our current North America Sales coverage towards the Latin American market, enabling us to offer a more competitive alternative to Canadian customers through the vast Avianca network. Customers in Canada will be able to move their cargo via JFK’s online operation as well as via Miami (MIA) on the Passenger (PAX) and Cargo Aircraft Only (CAO) services that Avianca provides.”
Network Cargo have been appointed by the Avianca Group as Cargo GSA in Canada for the carriers Costa Rican subsidiary, whilst the carrier operates on line out of Toronto, it is intended to feed the Carriers network out of Miami and The Dominican Republic using trucking or interline services.Avianca have also recently increased freighter capacity from the USA including twice weekly services from DALLAS (DFW) to BOGOTA, MIAMI to the Dominican Republic, both Punta Cana and Santo Domingo as well as an increase in capacity to San Juan Puerto Rico. The flight from Dallas will enable shippers in Texas and the South West USA to save considerable transit time over the traditional routing to Latin America over Miami.
Network Cargo, as GSA for Avianca in the USA (excluding Miami & Los Angeles) and Dominican Republic are actively supporting these new services.
Etihad Cargo is Committed to e-AWBs The Air Charter Association Autumn Lunch
With one eye on the impending retirement of Windows 7 in January 2020, NAS IT has embarked on replacing and upgrading a huge number of the older Windows 7 laptops and computers across the entire Group.
This has coincided with upgrading as many machines as possible onto a super-fast, solid state drive to boost performance.
During the summer, NAG achieved Cyber Essentials certification for a second year running and the long-awaited new version of Sage for Accounts and Finance was finally put into production in September.
The drive towards running 100% cloud-based systems continues with more areas of the company deploying Microsoft’s SharePoint and Dynamics applications to replace old, out-of-date programmes and software.
As we come into aviation’s busiest time of year, we’ll also see Mr Cyber Criminal get busy with more phishing attacks and virus riddled spam emails. The highly important message of vigilance throughout the entire industry remains the same – if you are ever unsure, report any suspect emails or web pages to your local IT resource.
In 2019, so far, NAS IT has closed 1,402 requests for technical support and counting!
Cyber Essentials
NAS Crawley Staff Race to the Chequered FlagStaff at the Crawley NAS office recently spent an evening at their own Go-Karting Super Grand Prix.
Drivers raced through a series of qualifying heats to take part in the Grand Final in which Tom Gravett, Operations Manager,
stormed to pole position with David Craig, Operations Officer, coming in a close second and Dan Ellis, Customer Services in third.
Robert Duncan, Commercial Executive, was the definitive speed demon slaying everyone with the fastest lap of the evening.
Out with the Old, in with the New!
Avianca Appoint Network Cargo Management as GSA in Canada Javier Gonzalez, Florida Based SE USA Sales Manager, is happy to announce that Avianca Costa Rica has chosen Network Cargo Management to be their GSA in the CAN territory starting 1st July 2019.
The North American wing of the Network Aviation Group company, has been appointed by Mexican Cargo Operator to market cargo space on the Carriers services from the USA to Mexico, the carrier presently serves Mexico City, Merida and Guadalajara directly from LAX, Chicago and Miami.
Flights are operated with A300 and B767 cargo aircraft offering a payload of approximately 40 Tons per flight.
Andy King, Head of the Network Group in the Americas said, “This is another example of our growing strength in North America, in particular, with carriers serving Latin America and we look forward to working with AeroUnion to build the carriers business in Canada and the USA.”
Network Cargo Appointed to Market AeroUnion in Canada and USAThe North American wing of the Network Aviation Group company, has been appointed to to market cargo space on the Carriers services from the USA to Mexico.
“We are pleased to attend the latest and largest Autumn Lunch to coincide with the renewal of our ongoing Air Charter Association Membership.”
Daniel Ellis – Customer Services Agent - LGW
News in Short
Network Aviation Group Strengthens Relationship with Avianca in North America
Since Etihad Cargo announced their new strategy in 2018 to become a more ‘digital airline’ they continue to push and drive towards a paperless supply chain, to boost their sustainability as well as operational efficiencies.
of 2019 to promote and actively drive the roll-out of e-AWB across their network. Starting at a lowly 16% penetration in the first quarter of 2019 to somewhere near 50% e-AWB penetration at the end of August, is a significant step in the right direction.
During the next stage, Etihad Cargo will be restructuring their current charge model for paper-based transactions to support the e-AWB initiative. After careful review and consultation with customer focus groups, Etihad Cargo will be introducing a USD 15.00 (or its equivalent
in local currency) charge for all non-e-AWB shipments effective 15th October 2019. This charge will only apply to conventional paper AWB tendered to Etihad Cargo at any e-AWB enabled station.
To ensure that all Etihad customers have the required tools to enable their own processes to become paperless, Etihad Cargo has invested in developing an industry leading technology infrastructure and online portal, which will provide all partners and customers with the necessary method to send e-AWB compliant shipments from 15th October via their website: www.etihadcargo.com
For further information on the rollout of e-AWBs for our customers here in the UK, get in touch with our teams in LHR or MAN who will be happy to help.
The overall feedback that has been received has been empowering and enabled the airline since the beginning of 2019 to promote and actively drive the roll-out of e-AWB across their network.
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