EGYPTAIR CARGO Expands Network to Transport Medical Supplies

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In keeping up with its unquestionable obligation to deliver the required medical equipment as well as the necessary freight, EGYPTAIR CARGO has extended its worldwide network far across continents amid the outbreak of Covid-19.

The company has operated a series of flights utilizing its A3F freighters with a capacity that reaches 54 Tons as well as belly capacities of B73 that is estimated by around 50 Tons.

Since the beginning of April 2020, EGYPTAIR CARGO has operated around 200 flights on both freighter and passenger aircraft. The company has carried out a number of charter flights utilizing the cargo fleet as well as belly fleet from Cairo, Egypt, and Guangzhou, China to various points in Europe, Americas, and Africa including Montreal, Belgrade, Slovenia, Ostend, Cologne, Bulgaria, Athens, Malta, Istanbul, Bangkok, Mumbai, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Jeddah, Riyadh, Beirut, Amman, Baghdad, Sharjah, Dubai, Johannesburg, Lagos, and N’Djamena.

EGYPTAIR CARGO’s commercial and operation team has been working around the clock, handling novel charter flights as well as maintaining the rhythm of regular flight operation employing safety and proficiency and maintaining customer satisfaction.

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