Nippon Cargo Airlines, Japan's only all-cargo carrier, has joined the Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG) as a new member of its air cargo segment. The airline currently operates two weekly flights between Tokyo and Frankfurt, enhancing connectivity between these major cities.
Michael Hoppe, BARIG Chairman and Executive Director, expressed enthusiasm about the new partnership, stating, "We are delighted to announce that Nippon Cargo Airlines is now supporting BARIG's work as our newest member. This brings valuable additional air cargo expertise to our community." He highlighted the challenges facing the aviation industry, including high location costs and complex processes, and emphasised BARIG's commitment to improving conditions for air cargo in Germany.
Nippon Cargo Airlines, which began operations in 1985, is renowned for its expertise in air cargo, operating a fleet of eight Boeing 747-8F aircraft serving global destinations. Kazumasa Kobara, General Manager Germany at Nippon Cargo Airlines, noted the significance of the German market, citing the strong economic ties between Japan and Germany. "We look forward to the professional exchange within the community and want to do our part to help shape the future of the industry," Kobara stated.
BARIG represents over 100 airlines and has been a pivotal industry contact since its foundation in 1951, advocating for improved conditions in the German aviation sector
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