A year after entering the Columbus market,
AirBridgeCargo Airlines is expanding its scheduled freighter
operations at Rickenbacker International Airport (LCK) to a
twice-weekly frequency, doubling its airfreight solutions for
customers in Ohio, USA.
AirBridgeCargo Airlines introduced Columbus into its global
network in April 2018 and, so far, has seen stable demand to/from
Rickenbacker International Airport, accommodating growing trade
flows onboard the maindeck capacity of its Boeing 747 freighter
services.
“We feel that our weekly operations to/from
Columbus greatly benefit our customers as we operate to this
cargo-friendly airport, providing dedicated, high quality services
and leveraging the export/import volumes of the region,” said
Sergey Lazarev, General Director of AirBridgeCargo Airlines. “In 2018,
our volumes tipped over 5,000 tonnes to/from LCK and we feel
confident that our performance and customer feedback means our
second weekly flight will also be well supported.”
The airline
is planning to introduce its second scheduled weekly rotation this
month, complementing its existing Thursday flights from
Columbus and offering customers wider connectivity options.
“AirBridgeCargo’s expansion is further proof
that Rickenbacker is one of the industry’s new global gateways,”
said Joseph Nardone, President & CEO of the Columbus Regional
Airport Authority, which operates Rickenbacker. “By moving imports
and exports through Rickenbacker, businesses can eliminate hours
and costs from their supply chain, creating better efficiencies
and higher profits.”
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