Compass Cargo Airlines Launches New Cargo Services

Compass Cargo Airlines has launched new cargo services to meet the growing demand for air freight in the region. This expansion is expected to boost the airline's capacity by 50%.

The new services will operate on a fleet of modern aircraft, equipped with state-of-the-art technology to ensure efficient and reliable cargo handling. These aircraft will be deployed on key routes to maximize flexibility and convenience for customers.

Compass Cargo Airlines is committed to providing high-quality cargo services that meet the evolving needs of its customers. With this expansion, the airline is well-positioned to capture a larger share of the growing cargo market.

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Compass Cargo Airlines officially launched in 2020, marking a new era in cargo transportation.

The airline's initial fleet consisted of 737-400F aircraft, which were specifically designed for cargo operations.

Compass Cargo Airlines' launch was a significant development in the cargo industry, offering customers a reliable and efficient way to transport goods.

Compass Cargo Airlines is set to launch operations in Bulgaria, with plans to establish a hub at Sofia Airport.

The airline has secured slots for 12 weekly frequencies on the Sofia-Paris route.

Compass Cargo Airlines will be operating an all-cargo fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

The airline aims to offer competitive pricing and flexible scheduling to meet the needs of its customers.

The Sofia-Paris route is expected to be a key route for Compass Cargo Airlines, with high demand for cargo services.

Astral Aviation, an all-cargo airline based in Nairobi, Kenya, has chosen OASES as their trusted partner for their maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations.

Established 23 years ago, Astral Aviation operates a fleet of 14 Freighters, including Boeing 747, 757, 767, and 727, and has established a strong presence across Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.

With the implementation of OASES CAMO, Materials, Line Maintenance, and OASES Mobile, Astral Aviation aims to streamline their maintenance activities, improve aircraft availability, and ensure regulatory compliance.

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The team at OASES is thrilled to collaborate with Astral Aviation and provide them with the tools they need to maintain their fleet at the highest standards of safety and reliability.

OASES' cutting-edge software solutions have gained recognition worldwide for their scalability and flexibility, providing airlines, CAMOs, and MRO organisations with a comprehensive suite of tools to manage their maintenance operations seamlessly.

Compass Cargo Airlines has become the 58th active Boeing 747 operator, marking a significant milestone for the Bulgarian-based cargo airline.

The airline welcomed its first Boeing 747 aircraft, a Boeing 747-400F, registered as LZ-CJA, which flew from Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport to Sofia Airport on July 19, 2023.

This aircraft is also Bulgaria's first Boeing 747, a notable achievement for the country's aviation industry.

Compass Cargo Airlines is one of 68 airlines to have the Boeing 747 in its fleet, with a total of 580 aircraft of the type assigned to different airlines.

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Out of the 344 active aircraft, 263 are configured for cargo transportation, which is the primary use of Compass Cargo Airlines' new Boeing 747.

The Boeing 747 has a long history, with Boeing delivering the last-ever 747 to Atlas Air on January 31, 2023, after building a total of 1,574 aircraft of the type.

Here's a breakdown of the active Boeing 747 fleet:

Compass Cargo Airlines has been expanding its fleet at a rapid pace. In April 2024, the airline added a second 737-800SF to its fleet.

The aircraft, unit 28616, was previously flown by SunExpress and arrived in Sofia, Bulgaria on April 4, 2024, after being converted by Aeronautical Engineers Inc. (AEI) in Dothan, Alabama in September 2021.

Compass Cargo Airlines has acquired two 747-400 freighters this week, including a second one from ACT Airlines, which previously operated the plane under contract to Qatar Airways Cargo.

Compass Cargo Airlines has added a second 737-800SF to its fleet with the delivery of unit 28616.

The aircraft, a 2000-vintage plane, was previously used by SunExpress and had arrived in Dothan for conversion in September 2021.

Compass Cargo Airlines leased the plane from GA Telesis, and it landed in Sofia on April 4.

It's worth noting that the plane had a significant journey before joining Compass Cargo's fleet.