Cargo B has now received its AOC and Belgian authority permits, and the airline is now fully operational.
According to Niek van der Weide, executive vice president of sales & marketing, the airline can now start operating charters.
The regular scheduled services to Libreville-Johannesburg and Nairobi will start in mid-October with two weekly flights from Brussels.
The airline has taken delivery of its second B747F, which will be in Brussels in the next two weeks.
In phase one, Cargo B Airlines will service African markets, followed later by South America. Thereafter the company will consider operating to other destinations.
Brussels is an ideal operational hub for both export and import cargo, with efficient road and rail connections and a global flight network..
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