Nevergreen
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Which cargo carriers are routinely flying into Afghanistan these days?
More specifically are Kalitta, Atlas, Polar, Southern, or any other of the 747 operators?
Which cargo carriers are routinely flying into Afghanistan these days?
More specifically are Kalitta, Atlas, Polar, Southern, or any other of the 747 operators?
Antonov, Silkways, Volare, Grand Comoros, Kupol, Trans Avia and some smaller ones. Don't think there are US Carriers involved anymore since most of the logistics are now handled by NATO/ISAF contracted lift.
If a US company did operate into there, I don't think they would want it advertised to an unknown person on an open forum.
Luke said:Your probably right though; but we could announce the next time that you fly into there, and tell them what to look for.
Show me where it is on the internet that you can see US registered flights into KIA?
"They", "Them", what ever. Dude, Civil Cargo & Pax Carriers, american or not, have been operating into major conflict areas in the world for a long time. Sure, it's sometimes dangerous, but it needs to be done.
But you can stay home, watch Fox Noise and think everybody is out there to "get you" and be afraid of your own shadow.
Kaiapit, Papua-New Guinea?
Of course, I'm a paranoid conspiracy theory type.
I live and fly in Afghanistan, and I have never seen a western cargo operator visit these parts. Someone operates a cargo DC-8 (with yellow engines and yellow tail), not sure who it is.
I know for a fact that Kalitta has operated their 747s into Kabul more than once. The yellow DC-8 is DHL (ACMI) out of Bahrain. They also operate into other garden spots in the Mideast as well.
Johnson Air ACMI for DHL. Might be a new paint scheme since it looks almost identical to Air Hong Kong, which 45% of it is own by DHL. The other 55%, Cathay Pacific.
Here's a link to the pic of the aircraft that you saw in Afghanistan on airliners.net:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?...b_vq QRFP&photo_nr=1&prev_id=&next_id=1050604