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fly744 16th Sep 2008 21:34

ACG Cargo Airlines Germany
 
ACG Cargo airlines Germany,is looking for B744 Crews.Their contact address is Hanh-FRA.Anyone knows more about them?

earlyNFF 19th Sep 2008 01:11


is looking for B744 Crews
where did you find this?

You google air cargo germany, you find the contact info on their website (under construction)

tom744 7th Oct 2008 08:19

ACG
 
www.acg.aero is now online but doesn't look very promising yet.
And Hahn airport is the end of the world, no highway going there, bad train connection, heavy snow during winter....Ryanair drivers know the place.
What I heard through the grapevine is that former LTU guys are running the show there but they are very reluctant to give any details about financing.

superspotter 18th Oct 2008 11:05

Two ex Air China 744 freighter conversions on lease from AAI apparently on their way.

helldriver 18th Oct 2008 21:09

startup ACG
 
I understand they hope to start operations in January 2009

helldriver 19th Oct 2008 19:04

yes thanks

Diesel_10 22nd Oct 2008 10:38

HHN
 
Quote:
And Hahn airport is the end of the world, no highway going there, bad train connection, heavy snow during winter....Ryanair drivers know the place.

True:
Not been there for a while. Train connection is still there but disused since 1992. Heavy snow in winter just adds to the quaintness of the place! Call it character building. End of the world? Not really - it's 70 k from LUX and I thought the E42 ran right past by now? Great airport - Great people. Good Luck ACG.:)

EHRD-0624 23rd Oct 2008 09:49

HHN is indeed somewhat remote but the good thing about that is the 24/7 operation over there (no curfew!). Road connection is being greatly improved since the current 2-lane B50 is being upgraded to 4-lane expressway (some part have already been completed and opened). Works should finish sometime early 2009 which will cut down travelling time to FRA substantially.
The place can indeed receive a solid amount of snow during winter months but the Airport Authorities have invested millions of Euro's in probably the largest fleet of ultra-modern snow clearing equipment to be found anywhere in Europe. If you happen to stage through HHN just ask the Airport Authorities to tour their 'Winterdienst'storage facilities and you will be amazed!
Finally HHN's people are indeed a pleasure to work with. Always willing to help and they go out of their way to make you feel welcome. I would recommend it over FRA anytime!

helldriver 23rd Oct 2008 18:30

I agree with every word from EHRD-0624.

HHN is an X american airforce base but since reverting to civil use it has grown and improved with every month. The service is second to none compared to FRA, everything is close to hand, so no long walks. All the airport staff are very friendly and helpfull.
Yes there are no trains to HHN at present but the structure is there, and as for the road, the E50 goes to LUX (70km) in one direction, and connects to the motorway A61/E31 in the other, most of which is 4 lanes.

mole man 26th Oct 2008 16:02

ops
 
anybody have any contact phone / email addresses for ops as I cant get an email to work at [email protected]

many thanks

mole man;)

j-p744 24th Nov 2008 15:51

Does anybody know if the Conversion Course start today?

Snoopy747 1st Dec 2008 18:05

First OCC started already, yes. You can find some more infos here but its all german. The two planes are ex CHINA AIRLINES (CI/CAL) B-18273 and B-18275 currently beeing converted by IAI Industries in Tel Aviv.

figleaf 7th Dec 2008 15:40

wont be nose loaders then, bit limiting for the company

flugholm 23rd Feb 2009 14:51

Here's a pic of the first aircraft D-ACGA in front of the paint shop at Amsterdam:
JetPhotos.Net Photo » D-ACGA (CN: 24311) Air Cargo Germany Boeing 747-409(SF) by ErwinS

SmartSmart 23rd Feb 2009 14:52

Any news on ACG?
 
Has ACG commenced operations yet? I read today that HSH Nordbank, financiers to Avion Aircraft Trading who in turn are financing ACG's aircraft had been denied €20BN in emergency funding pending fullfilment of certain conditions from the German authorities.

These include restoring it's capital ratios and shifting "unsafe" assets such as exposure to Icelandic institutions into a "bad debt bank"....

.86 24th Feb 2009 14:43

Anybody who knows anything about salary ?
Nothing on the ACG site..

j-p744 14th Mar 2009 07:12

Does anybody know if ACG already started their operations?

747drivers 14th Mar 2009 08:58

They are still waiting to get there AOC

goaround6 4th Apr 2009 08:26

hi guys,any news about acg? do they have the aoc by now?:rolleyes:

FCS Explorer 5th Apr 2009 01:10

by the way....
 
..AeroLogic ain't on that list, too !?
yes, no plane sofar, but not even an AOC....?

Boxshifter 5th Apr 2009 22:10

The list posted by the LBA contains only active AOC. As an holder of an AOC you can request to have it pending. This saves costs. No aircraft or no intention to fly no active AOC required.

ex-stoker 18th Apr 2009 14:27

There's a rumor about the ACG owner. Isn't he a guy who bought 757 Condor fleet 5 years ago to start Russian VIM Airlines? I've already seen russian money in cargo business - that was Ocean Airlines! :ouch:

j-p744 22nd Apr 2009 16:40

Does anybody know if they get their AOC, and when they expect to start their operations?

MD11F 22nd Apr 2009 18:07

Hi Folks, very interesting to start a Cargo Airline these times! What do you think they are going to transport!? Most of the major Cargo Airlines are loosing about 30 percent of there flying! Some big players are closing down the hole Operation ( Northwest), so my 50 cents, no way, not yet,
Cheers MD11F

j-p744 10th May 2009 15:46

So, does anybody know when they expect to start their operations?
Did they finaly get their AOC?

Sygyzy 8th Jun 2009 15:15

Patience
 
You can't hurry these things. All wil be revealed shortly. Everything is going according to plan. And if you think these are merely platitudes...just ask Gordon whilst you still have time

hetfield 8th Jun 2009 16:45

Abgehakt!

Never ever.

hetfield 8th Jun 2009 20:08

Sure,

there is simply no market for another cargo operator in germany at present.

Regards

speedygonzalez 8th Jun 2009 20:22

there is only one german cargo carrier...

why not a second one...

Tank2Engine 8th Jun 2009 20:35


there is simply no market for another cargo operator in germany at present.

there is only one german cargo carrier...

why not a second one...
Don't forget that within a catchment area of a few hundred kilometers, ACG will also have to compete with Cargolux, Cargo B and TNT, not just German carriers.

I'm not saying it won't work (look at Cargo B, they are still in business, despite all doom and gloom predictions) but ACG is definitely going to be fighting an uphill battle.

hailstone 8th Jun 2009 21:13

speedy

make that two German cargo carriers

LHCargo and Aerologic

fingal flyer 8th Jun 2009 22:19

Tank2Engine If your going to mention TNT dont forget UPS and DHL with European hubs in CGN and LEJ.

CargoMatatu 9th Jun 2009 07:12

I don't think you can compare "Integrators" (small packages) with heavy freight.

Tank2Engine 9th Jun 2009 08:19


I don't think you can compare "Integrators" (small packages) with heavy freight.
Exactly.

Anyway...my point was that there is competition out there and that they will be in for a rough ride.

Tank2Engine 16th Jul 2009 13:05

AOC issued
 
Air Cargo Germany gets green light for launch.

It looks like they finally received their AOC and will commence operations soon.

foxy2600 28th Jul 2009 15:48

We Seem to be Flugelling Today!!
 
Took off this morning ..........sweeeeeeeet !!

Foxy

747guru 28th Jul 2009 20:48

Good luck to all at ACG!
 
Good news about ACG beginning flying ops today, best of luck to you all, perfect timing following the financial collapse of cargo b in brussels, I am sure you will avoid the mismanagement that plagued cargo b!!! Happy Landings

Goofyfoot 12th Aug 2009 00:08

How is the operation and the future looking now that the AOC has been granted?

Need to Know Basis 12th Aug 2009 12:06

ACG
 
For now they trudging backwards and forwards to Tashkent along with everyone else. They will do all right as long as they avoid BRQ and remain flying out of HHN.

I heard sked service is for end of Sept.

flugholm 13th Aug 2009 08:58

Turany (BRQ) Czech Republic? Shouldn't be too difficult to avoid! :zzz:


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