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Hong Kong Airlines A330-243F

David HarrisbyDavid Harris
August 2, 2010
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Hong Kong Airlines A332F Sandro Koster

Soon, Hong Kong Airlines will become the second customer to take delivery of an A330F, the first being Etihad Crystal Cargo as we saw at Farnborough.

These will be Hong Kong Airlines’ first wide-body freighters, though it already operates two converted 737-300 freighters.

Hong Kong Airlines has suggested it intends to begin cargo runs into Europe to Brussels, via Dehli, with the A330F. Cargo service to Dehli is scheduled to begin late this month.

Seen here on Airbus registration F-WWKU, the aircraft (id: 1051) was caught on camera by contributor Sandro Koster in Toulouse.

Photographer: Sandro Koster. Click on the photo to see it at full size. To see more of Koster’s photography, click here.

This photo may not be used without the express permission of Sandro Koster.

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