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Cargo Logic Air

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Cargo Logic Air
IATA ICAO Callsign
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Founded23 June 2015
Fleet size1
Parent companyVolga-Dnepr (100%)
HeadquartersLondon Stansted Airport, UK[1]
Key peopleDmitry Grishin, CEO and chairman Stephen Harvey as CCO[2]

CargoLogicAir, LLC is a UK based cargo airline and not a part of Volga-Dnepr Airlines. It will operate scheduled cargo services on routes between the UK, Europe and North America. All the flights are planned to be operated via hubs at Manchester Airport and London Stansted Airport, although this has not yet been confirmed. The airline is expected to be operating by mid-November 2015.

History[edit]

The airline was established on June 23, 2015 by Amsterdam-based Volga-Dnepr as the sole shareholder to work in a partnership with airline AirBridgeCargo. AirBridgeCargo have significant problems with operating on some routes and with this new partnership with CargoLogicAir the plan is to make these operations possible. AirBridgeCargo (ABC) have for some time been looking for an EU based airline to open a partnership with and make flights to Africa and Latin America possible as the airline lacs of these routes. ABC has continued to state its interest in Martinair, on either a partnership level or as a stakeholder. This won't be changed with the startup of CargoLogicAir.[3]

AirBridgeCargo have been looking at operating its 747-8F, between Manchester and the US. Already it has taken on several of the staff from Global Supply Systems, the former operator of British Airways World Cargo three 747-8 F's.[4]

Fleet[edit]

The CargoLogicAir fleet consists of a Boeing 747-400 with an average age of 11.1 year.[5] It has been speculated that some of the 20 Boeing 747-8F on order for AirBridgeCargo will enter service with CargoLogicAir.[6]

CargoLogicAir Fleet
Aircraft In Service Orders Notes
Boeing 747-400F 1 [7]
Total 1

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