National Air Cargo Group Reaches 35-Year Milestone
National Air Cargo Group is marking 35 years since its 1991 start as a domestic freight forwarder. The company now operates in more than 150 countries, employs over 1,300 people, and runs 15-plus hubs, providing freight forwarding, cargo and passenger airline services, government logistics, and relief transport. It recently added four Boeing 777 freighters, while its fleet also includes 747 and 777 freighters and A330 passenger aircraft.
National Air Cargo Group traces its start to 1991, when it worked as a domestic freight forwarder. It has since become a worldwide logistics provider active in over 150 countries, with more than 1,300 staff and 15-plus hubs. Its services cover freight forwarding, cargo and passenger flights, government logistics, and relief transport.
The group’s airline arm flies Boeing 747 and 777 freighters plus Airbus A330 passenger jets. It recently took delivery of four Boeing 777 freighters. Its history includes moving e-commerce goods, technology equipment, oversized industrial items, aircraft parts, and emergency supplies, supporting disaster response, military missions, and supply chains.
The expansion of cargo and passenger capacity could affect shippers, travelers, relief agencies, and workers at its hubs. More freighters may improve availability for time-sensitive goods and emergency supplies, potentially helping communities after disasters. Passenger aircraft could support business and leisure travel where routes are served. Local economies around operational hubs may see indirect benefits from jobs and logistics activity, though outcomes depend on demand, routes, and broader market conditions.