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New freighter, new directions for AirBridgeCargo

Charles KauffmanbyCharles Kauffman
October 10, 2016
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Last Friday, AirBridgeCargo, the scheduled-service subsidiary of Russia-based Volga-Dnepr group took delivery of its tenth 747-8F, during a ceremony held at Seattle’s SeaTac Airport. Though freighter deliveries are a frequent occurrence, AirBridge’s growth and success is closely interlinked with the future of the 747 program and thus deserves recognition. As Boeing’s backlog for the jumbo-freighter dwindles, the expansion of Volga-Dnepr and its subsidiaries, AirBridgeCargo and CargoLogicAir, may be the program’s best hope to march on until additional orders arrive.

 

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