Network Airline Management (NAM) has strengthened its global air cargo capabilities with the addition of a fifth Boeing 747 freighter to its fleet, further enhancing its ability to support growing demand across international markets.
The Boeing 747-400BCF officially joined NAM’s fleet at the end of July 2026, marking another milestone in the company’s fleet expansion strategy and reinforcing its commitment to delivering reliable, flexible air freight capacity worldwide.
Based at NAM’s primary hub at Liège Airport, the newly added aircraft provides substantial payload capability, long-range performance and versatile main-deck loading options, making it well suited for a wide range of cargo operations.
The additional freighter will strengthen NAM’s ability to transport high-volume general cargo, oversized shipments and specialised freight across its expanding international network, supporting both charter operations and scheduled services.
Jonathan Clark, CEO of Network Aviation Group, said the arrival of the aircraft represents an important step in the company’s continued growth.
“Welcoming our fifth Boeing 747 freighter into active service is another major milestone for Network Airline Management,” Clark said.
“The B747 remains the undisputed workhorse of heavy-lift air cargo, and adding another converted freighter to our fleet allows us to keep pace with strong customer demand.
“This expansion directly enhances our flexibility, frequency and overall service delivery for our charter and scheduled service customers worldwide.”
The latest fleet addition further strengthens NAM’s position as a specialist cargo airline capable of providing tailored air freight solutions for customers requiring dependable widebody freighter capacity.