Air Cargo Germany expands fleet

6/26/2010 10:13:10 AM

Air Cargo Germany (ACG) has added a third Jumbo freighter to its fleet - a Boeing Converted Freighter that increase the carrier's uplift capacity by one third.   According to ACG management, a fourth Jumbo B747-400F will be acquired during the second half of this year.   "With our decision to operate a third freighter we are giving the air cargo market a very clear signal that we are pursuing a long-term strategy of continuous expansion," said ACG's CEO Michael Bock.   The new freighter will operating mainly between Frankfurt/Hahn and the Chinese gateway Shanghai, increasing the number of flights on this trunk route.   After landing four times a week at the international airport Pudong, the carrier will now offer daily roundtrips between both airports.   In addition to the Shanghai flights, ACG serves Hong Kong three times a week.   Eyefortransport

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