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CF EMEA: Growth prospects for narrowbody freighters in Europe

Jeff LeebyJeff Lee
February 21, 2020
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FRANKFURT — There are still good opportunities for narrowbody freighter operators in Europe, according to CargoLogic Germany (CLG), one of the newest entrants to the market.

CLG, which obtained its German Air Operator Certificate (AOC) in September 2019, currently flies a variety of European routes, serving airports including Cologne (CGN), Hannover (HAJ), Milan (MXP) and East Midlands (EMA). The carrier has three 737-400SFs, having taken its third in December, but has aspirations to grow its fleet to ten freighters by 2022.

In the clip below from Cargo Facts EMEA in Frankfurt earlier this month, Johannes Jahn, managing director of CLG, discusses how decentralization provides potential for network and business growth.

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