Maximus spread its wings with cargo contract

7/30/2009 10:06:09 AM

Abu Dhabi-headquarted Maximus Air Cargo has started operating seven cargo flights a week for Etihad Airways between the Middle East, the Indian sub-continent, and East Africa, and will add Libya, Italy, and China from September, Middle East Company News reported.   The first flights began on July 1, using two of Maximus' UAE-registered Airbus A300-600RF aircraft serving Nairobi, Chennai, Colombo, and Bangalore, and will grow to 281 operating hours per month by the end of August.   From September, Maximus will begin two flights a week to Khartoum, Calcutta, Dacca, and Guangzhou, with a once a week service to Addis Ababa, Tripoli, and Milan. Total operating hours will be 291 per month.   Maximus will acquire this summer another factory-built A300-600 freighter to fulfil the Etihad contract.   Cargo News Asia

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