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Cargolux looking to buy five Boeing 747-8F?

by admin | Sep 30, 2015 | Boeing, Boeing 747 8, Cargolux | 1 comment

Cargolux might be looking to buy five Boeing 747-8F; this agreement would cost $1.9bn (list).  The plan is for a joint venture project between Cargolux and its 35% shareholder Henan Civil Aviation Development & Investment (HNCA) and be headquartered in Zhengzhou,...

GE Delivers First GEnx Engine on Cargolux 747-8F

by admin | Oct 13, 2011 | Aerospace, Boeing, Cargolux, Engines, General Electric | 2 comments

Almost lost amidst the acrimony and controversy over a delay in the delivery of the first 747-8F to Cargolux, which finally occurred yesterday, is the fact that the first of the new generation GEnx engines has entered service.  The GEnx-2B engines power the 747-8, and...

Cargolux to take its 747-8F after all

by admin | Oct 3, 2011 | Aerospace, Boeing, Cargolux, Qatar | 0 comments

While in Seattle to take delivery of his airline’s 100th airplane, Qatar CEO’s Mr Al Baker shared that the reason Cargolux had not taken delivery is related to a 2.7% fuel-burn shortfall on the new freighter’s GE engines.  Since Qatar now owns 35% of...

Atlas Air Cancels 3 747-8F Orders – Nobody Wants to be First

by admin | Sep 21, 2011 | Aerospace, Boeing, General Electric | 2 comments

Last week it was Cargolux deferring deliveries with a dispute, now Atlas Air, the second 747-8F customer scheduled for deliveries, has taken its options to cancel its first three aircraft orders, deferring deliveries of its nine remaining orders to later this year,...

Cargolux Delays Initial Delivery of Overweight 747-8F over Compensation Issues

by admin | Sep 18, 2011 | Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, General Electric, Pratt & Whitney | 0 comments

In an embarrassment for Boeing, Cargolux has postponed the initial delivery of the 747-8F scheduled for Monday, resulting in a PR disaster for Boeing.  Rather than reporting the success of the 747-8 first delivery, the global media descending on Seattle will now...

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