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Old 17th Jul 2004, 21:23
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With the announcement from Peel that the airport are again looking at building a feight village all be it smaller and more realistic than the last one, I just wondered if there was really any scope of more cargo flights into the North East as Ncl has a far few at the moment. Or would the thinking behind it to be and steal traffic from Ncl?
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I wouldn't have classed NCL as having a hefty throughput of freight. There are only 2 dedicated based freighters (Emerald with the HS748 and Air Contractors with the Herc), and they do nightly mail runs.

There are a number of ad-hoc freighters that drop in from time to time, but the frequency is fairly low. Some of the wide bodies that drop in may carry freight, but again the frequency is quite low, maybe only a couple a week.

In my opinion, there is a significant opportunity for MME to up it's freight throughput, especially as Teesside has a greater industrial concentration than Tyneside, particularly for the oil and chemical industries. I'm sure there is a significant demand there for time critical deliveries aceptable for air transport.
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