Network Airline Management (NAM) has strengthened its global cargo operations with the addition of a Boeing 747-400BCF freighter, further expanding its dedicated freighter fleet and enhancing its ability to serve growing demand across international markets.
The aircraft entered service at the end of July 2026, becoming NAM’s fifth Boeing 747 freighter and reinforcing the company’s commitment to providing reliable, high-capacity solutions for the global air cargo industry.
Based at NAM’s primary hub in Liège, the Boeing 747-400BCF delivers substantial payload capability, extended range and versatile main-deck loading options, enabling the carrier to support a wide range of cargo requirements.
The latest fleet addition strengthens NAM’s ability to transport high-volume general cargo, oversized shipments and specialised freight across its expanding global network, while increasing operational flexibility for both charter and scheduled services.
Jonathan Clark, CEO of Network Aviation Group, said: “Welcoming our fifth Boeing 747 freighter into active service represents another important milestone for Network Airline Management.
“The Boeing 747 continues to be a proven workhorse for heavy-lift air cargo operations, and adding another converted freighter enables us to meet increasing customer demand with greater capacity and flexibility.
“This expansion enhances our frequency, operational resilience and service capabilities for customers worldwide.”