Network Airline Management (NAM) has expanded its fleet with the addition of a fifth Boeing 747 freighter, increasing capacity for its global cargo operations.
The Boeing 747-400BCF entered service at the end of July 2026 and will operate from the company's primary hub in Liège, Belgium.
The aircraft adds payload capacity, long-range capability and flexible main-deck loading options to support general cargo, oversized freight and specialist shipments across NAM's international network.
Jonathan Clark, chief executive of Network Aviation Group, said: "Welcoming our fifth Boeing 747 freighter into active service is another major milestone for Network Airline Management.
"The B747 remains the undisputed workhorse of heavy-lift air cargo and adding another converted freighter to our fleet allows us to keep pace with strong customer demand.
"This expansion directly enhances our flexibility, frequency and overall service delivery for our charter and scheduled service customers worldwide."
With five Boeing 747 freighters now in active service, NAM said it is continuing to strengthen its position in key cargo markets while supporting growing demand for tailored charter and scheduled freight services.
The company added that it remains focused on future fleet expansion to further grow its global operations.
