Tasman Cargo to operate to HKG
 

Tasman Cargo have received permission to operate 5 services a week SYD HKG using a 767 freighter.

From CH-Aviation

23.08.2023 - 01:07 UTC

Tasman Cargo Airlines (HJ, Sydney Kingsford Smith) has applied to Australia's International Air Services Commission (IASC) for the rights to operate five weekly frequencies between Sydney Kingsford Smith and Hong Kong International.

In an application letter dated August 16, 2023, Tasman Cargo says it would like permission to start on or before the commencement of the IATA 2023/24 winter season on October 29. The airline intends to operate this service on a wet lease basis until it can fly under its own air operator's certificate and in compliance with the air services agreement between Australia and Hong Kong.

Tasman Cargo has proposed using either a B767-300F or a B767-300ER(BDSF), offering a payload capacity of approximately 54 metric tonnes per flight. ch-aviation fleets advanced data shows Tasman Cargo operates two B767-300Fs and has wet-leased in a B767-300BDSF from DHL Air (D0, East Midlands). Tasman Cargo says it will maintain and sell all available capacity.

The wet-leased B767-300ER(BDSF) is registered as G-DHLL (msn 28040), and is flying up to...

VH-FKX is somewhat idle

Se New Deliveries, arrived in Melbourne last Sunday.

Yep, idle since then, hasn’t flown under new reg