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777 conversion redeliveries grow to five for year with Challenge’s 2nd 777-300ERSF

Challenge Group has taken delivery of its second 777-300ERSF, with the aircraft being the fifth 777 conversion redelivery Cargo Facts has recorded this year. The 2006-vintage 777-300ERSF (33863, ex-Emirates), on lease from AerCap, departed Tel Aviv (TLV) on Aug. 25 and arrived that evening in Liege (LGG), according to flight trackers. Unit 33863, which completed […]

Cargo FactsCargo FactsRobert Luke28 Aug
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Challenge Group prepares for 2nd 777-300ERSF delivery amid network expansion

Malta-based Challenge Group is preparing to receive its next 777-300ERSF to support expansion across its Europe-China and Europe-India networks. The 2006-vintage unit 33863, which completed a post-conversion test flight in Tel Aviv (TLV) on June 30, will join Challenge’s 2007-vintage 777-300ERSF (32795), which this month began flying between Liege (LGG) and Mumbai (BOM). The twice-weekly […]

Cargo FactsCargo FactsJay Aelick16 Jul
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Challenge Group strengthens Asia connectivity with Mumbai and Shanghai expansion

Challenge Group continues its rapid global expansion with two new direct freighter services. One connecting Liège (LGG) with Mumbai (BOM) and the other Liège (LGG) with Shanghai (PVG), further strengthening its position as a leading provider of end-to-end logistics solutions for complex air cargo.Launching on 02 July 2026 and operated by the Boeing 777-300ERSF,the new […]

World Airline NewsWorld Airline NewsBruce Drum16 Jun
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Challenge Group launches new Liège–Mumbai and Liège–Shanghai freighter services to expand global cargo network

Challenge Group is expanding its intercontinental air cargo network with two new direct freighter routes from Liège Airport to Mumbai and Shanghai, strengthening connectivity between Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Starting 2 July 2026, the company will introduce services operated by the Boeing 777-300ERSF: Liège (LGG) – Mumbai (BOM): upgraded from 3 weekly Boeing 767 […]

Aviation24.beAviation24.beAndré Orban16 Jun