NWA Cargo?

[Dumb Pilot]

But I think as soon as we have a foothold, we definitely need to take a long look at all the freight business losing out to the overseas operators.

ANA is increasing their cargo operation big time, so is JAL and NCA

 

[DYLIN]

How many 747Fs does NWA have left operating?

 

[PeanuckleCRJ]

I do know we got a freight guru from CO that is really looking at increasing the DL freight operation. I would truly hate to see us miss the forest for the trees and nuke NW's freight operation.

 

[Cobraair75drvr]

I could be wrong, but I believe he came from Yonited. And you can see what a great job he did there

I do know we got a freight guru from CO that is really looking at increasing the DL freight operation. I would truly hate to see us miss the forest for the trees and nuke NW's freight operation.

 

[waka]

Most foreign carriers make big bucks with cargo and now NWA is the only US passenger airline that still has some dedicated cargo aircraft.

Doesn't Alaska Airlines still have dedicated cargo aircraft?

 

[AC560]

I could be wrong, but I believe he came from Yonited. And you can see what a great job he did there

A lot of the United freight management guys (D1F era) came from NW. There were a lot of reasons why that whole deal went south fast, mostly it was because UA didn't listen to the people they hired and their revenue management team couldn't grasp global pricing.

 

[~~~^~~~]

Doesn't Alaska Airlines still have dedicated cargo aircraft?

I think that's a combi. Anyone know if they still operate it that way?

 

[ERfly]

I think that's a combi. Anyone know if they still operate it that way?

I think they have one dedicated 737-400F. It's a complete freighter. I think they also have 4 737-400 Combis.

 

[lionflyer]

I think they have one dedicated 737-400F. It's a complete freighter. I think they also have 4 737-400 Combis.

ERfly,
What is with that avitar? He has the ALPA-stache going on.

 

[ERfly]

ERfly,
What is with that avitar? He has the ALPA-stache going on.

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