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What is the impact of this on ABC flights moved to LGG ? Back to AMS ?

In today's Moniteur belge / Belgisch Staatsblad:

SERVICE PUBLIC DE WALLONIE - Exploitation aéroportuaire

Un arrêté ministériel du 26 septembre 2016 agrée, pour une durée de dix ans prenant cours le 26 septembre 2016, la société «Cleaning Masters» pour prester des activités d'assistance en escale ...

stickshaker wrote:Indeed it is from Bruxelles it was written on the website where I got the picture of the livery

Well, according to ch-aviation, Air Belgium is based in Liège. Would they operate from BRU anyway?

Strange thing happening ...
Seems myCargo will fly LGG-IST 5/w starting this monday

http://www.lavenir.net/article/detail.aspx?articleid=DMF20120917_00206212
(video included)

In addition or in replacement of Hahn ... that's the question ...

Well, nothing fantastic. It's "just" an upgrade from ...

globetrotter wrote:Who is TAY? freuency seems to be four or five times a week.

Sorry. TAY is TNT Airways

Their schedule says:

LIEGE (LGG) GMT +1
EK 4825 Tu,We,Th,Fr DXB 17:40 LGG 20:30 77X
EK 4825 Su DXB 17:40 LGG 20:30 77X

Guess it's being done by a 777 from TAY.

Is Icelandair Cargo moving from LGG to BRU or is it an additionnal service?

http://www.inforwarding.com/message.asp?message=50589

Hi a380bigbeast,

No they are not moving from LGG to BRU but as from today FI is starting their seasonal pax flight to BRU. Of course they are offering some cargo ...

Is Icelandair Cargo moving from LGG to BRU or is it an additionnal service?

http://www.inforwarding.com/message.asp?message=50589

Not Seraing but well Soumagne:

http://www.lameuse.be/actualite/fil_inf ... 0982.shtml

sn26567 wrote:Why did it stop in AMS before continuing to Liège?

Just for pictures.

slightly different info here for africa west cargo
From the 07 MAY 2011
LGG / LFW
AC type AB6-300F
frequencies / One per week day 6
AB6 is the IATA code for the A300-600 but we don't have that in LGG, do we ?
In the past they were using Southern air 747 also

Yeap, we have Air Atlanta Icelandic ...

Starting this summer most of the Bae 146's will be undergoing face-out.

Is there any replacement plan? If so, which type of aircraft and how many?

They have bought/leased? B737-400 which(edit) are being converted to freighters

I guess you are refering to the renewal of the 737 fleet, not the ...

jdw wrote:Starting this summer most of the Bae 146's will be undergoing face-out.

Is there any replacement plan? If so, which type of aircraft and how many?

No ETH today. Gone?

Hello!
About Belle Air:

Belle Air has created a sister company, named Belle Air Europe. This airline is going to operate direct flights Liège-Pristina from 27/03, on thursday and sunday (from 07/04 for thursday), with an A319.
http://www.belleaireurope.eu

Direct flights Liège-Tirana will resume ...

does it mean you know anything about the belle air problem ? Did they completely leave to BRU ?

I just know what they say in the press release: http://www.liegeairport.com/uploaded/Presse/nouveaurecordpourletransportcargoaliegeairport.pdf

On the Belleair time table, both LGG and BRU are listed ...

Does anybody know what is the traffic rights issue with Belle Air in LGG?

Thanks in advance.

I wish you are correct.
But in this present case, it seems that Luc Partoune was talking about KALES (who flew out of AMS, on Friday).
By-the-way, KALES were using XCR (Vatry). So let's wait next week in order to see what's going on.

In the P.R., LGG were talking about 70 flights cancelled ...

they didn't start as Thai, but as SOO, using Thai "marked" planes
No, it was thai flights from Thailand, but they lease SOO planes indeed.
In LGG, in the begining, it was suppose to be "test" flights, to test the handling company. Now it's more regular, but only 1x week on wed, isn't it ? (In MST ...

If this is true, I really hope the airport will communicate to the union, saying that their action is totally thoughtless and irresponsible . Maybe they start thinking when they have the number of job lost because of their action. They already said it costed 70 millions euro to the belgian economy ...