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Air Belgium grows CMI ops with 747-8Fs  

Hongyuan Group about to begin own-controlled operations

Andrew CriderbyAndrew Crider
January 24, 2022
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Air Belgium will soon add to its CMI freighter fleet the two ex-Saudia 747-8Fs (37562 and 37563) that China-based Hongyuan Group intends to use for own-controlled operations. The 2013-vintage pair will operate between Chengdu (CTU) and Brussels (BRU) by the end of March 2022, according to Hongyuan Group social media posts.   Unit 37563, which […]

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