Network Airline Management (NAM) has expanded its freighter fleet with the addition of a Boeing 747-400BCF, increasing its Boeing 747 fleet to five aircraft.
The converted freighter entered service at the end of July 2026 and will operate from the company’s hub in Liège, Belgium. The aircraft adds payload capacity, long-range capability and flexible main-deck loading, enabling NAM to support growing demand for general cargo, oversized freight and specialised shipments across its international network.
Chief Executive Jonathan Clark said the additional 747-400BCF strengthens the airline’s ability to meet rising customer demand while increasing operational flexibility, service frequency and capacity for both charter and scheduled cargo operations.
With five Boeing 747 freighters now in service, NAM said it will continue to pursue fleet expansion as it seeks to strengthen its position in key air cargo markets and support its growing global customer base.
