Cargolux starts new weekly cargo flights from Luxembourg to Narita Tokyo

March 28, 2018: Cargolux recently kicked off its new weekly cargo flight service, from Luxembourg Airport to Narita International Airport in Japan, with Boeing 747-8 freighter.  The service has been launched as per the cooperation agreement with Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA), which will codeshare Cargolux’s cargo flights between Luxembourg and Tokyo.  Richard Forson, chief executive […]

Cargolux starts new weekly cargo flights from Luxembourg to Narita Tokyo
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March 28, 2018: Cargolux recently kicked off its new weekly cargo flight service, from Luxembourg Airport to Narita International Airport in Japan, with Boeing 747-8 freighter.

The service has been launched as per the cooperation agreement with Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA), which will codeshare Cargolux’s cargo flights between Luxembourg and Tokyo.

Richard Forson, chief executive officer, Cargolux, while emphasising the importance of Japan its network said: “Japan has played an important role in Cargolux’s Far East network, and we are looking forward to support Japan’s trade lanes, to and from Europe.”

Cargolux’s weekly cargo flight to Narita will leave Luxembourg every Tuesday evening, and arrive at the Narita International Airport on Wednesday afternoon. The return flight will arrive at Luxembourg on Thursday via Incheon and Novosibirsk.

As Cargolux and NCA flights are operated on different days, this arrangement will offer additional market opportunities for both airlines on the Europe-Narita sector, while at the same time, promote competition between the partner airlines.

Over two million tonnes of air cargo volume is handled at the Narita Airport, every year, which accounts for more than 50 percent of the international air cargo in Japan. The major import items are prestige cars, communications equipment, pharmaceuticals and semiconductors and electronic components.

Major export items, include automobile parts, semiconductors, electronic components and other manufacturing devices, as well as scientific optical equipment.

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