Emirates SkyCargo Reaches Fifth year of Operations to Norway and Belgium

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Cargo division of the Dubai-based Emirates Airline, Emirates SkyCargo recently reached the major milestone for operations to both Norway and Belgium. The air cargo carrier started their services to Norway and Belgium in September 2014 and since then has flown over 235,000 tonnes of cargo to and from these countries, resulting in trade stimulation and local businesses having the opportunity to reach out into international markets.

Norway

Approximately 62,000 tonnes of the finest Norwegian salmon have been transported from Oslo to the Middle East and Asia, significantly contributing to Norway’s seafood industry. Due to the increased demand for the fish, Emirates SkyCargo launched a weekly freighter service on its Boeing 777 freighter aircraft to Oslo from October 2016. Since the Norwegian operations began, Emirates SkyCargo has transported over 105,000 tonnes of cargo to and from the country.

Emirates SkyCargo Cargo Manager for Norway, Mona Kongsvik said, “Since the start of our services, Emirates SkyCargo has played an important role in the export of Norwegian salmon on our passenger and freighter aircraft. However, over the years, our freighter aircraft have also helped transport other outsized items including aircraft engines, large ship propellers weighing more than 10 tonnes apiece, horses and relief cargo for humanitarian missions from Oslo.”

Belgium

Over the last five years, Emirates SkyCargo has facilitated over 60,000 tonnes of exports from Belgium, just one year after initial operations began they started scheduled freighter operations to the city.

Emirates SkyCargo Cargo Manager for Belgium, Bob Vandamme said, “Currently our customers in and around Brussels can access up to 20 tonnes of belly-hold cargo capacity on Emirates’ twice-daily passenger flights operated on our wide-body Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, In addition, they can also transport their cargo on Emirates’ thrice-weekly freighter flights on the Boeing 777 freighter aircraft which are capable of carrying up to 100 tonnes of cargo per flight and can also load large, outsized or heavy cargo.”

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