What type of aircraft is a b744?

What type of aircraft is a b744?

Boeing 747-400
The Boeing 747-400 airliner.

How heavy is a 747 plane?

Airplanes

Type MTOW [kg] FAA category
Boeing 747-8F 447,700 Heavy
Boeing 747-8 443,613 Heavy
Boeing 747-400ER 412,770 Heavy
Antonov An-124-100M 405,060 Heavy

Is FedEx better than DHL?

Both DHL and FedEx have their own unique service options and pros and cons, with FedEx typically being a better option for rapid deliveries in the U.S. and DHL rates generally working better for cross-border shipments. Ultimately, the choice between the two couriers comes down to your own specific business needs.

When did Cargolux take delivery of the first 747?

Already in 1993, Cargolux had shown its pioneering spirit when it took delivery of the world’s first 747-400 freighter. As an undisputed leader in air cargo, Cargolux offers an extensive product range, covering everything from every-day cargo to shipments that require attention to detail, special treatment and expert handling.

What kind of air freight does Cargolux use?

Cargolux’s high-quality scheduled and charter air freight services across the globe use an all-747 freighter fleet and a solid network of trucking contractors to move valuable and time-sensitive commodities on its network, covering more than 90 destinations. The Boeing 747 was designed as a freighter from the get-go.

Who are the major shareholders of Cargolux?

Its shareholders are Luxair (35.10%), HNCA (35.00%), BCEE (10.90%) SNCI (10.67%) and the Luxembourg State (8.32%). Cargolux is a member of the association of Airlines for Europe (A4E) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

Who was the first airline to fly the 747?

Cargolux Airlines has been a 747 operator since 1979 and was the first airline to put the 747-400F into service as well as the first operator worldwide of the 747-8. We have built up extensive expertise in 747 training. As a matter of fact, Cargolux was the first training department worldwide approved to teach the 747-8 training course.

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