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CAL Cargo Air Lines

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CAL Cargo Airlines
IATA
5C
ICAO
ICL
Callsign
CAL
Founded 1976
Hubs Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv
Focus cities Bierset Airport, Liège
Schiphol International Airport, Amsterdam
Fleet size 2
Destinations 5
Headquarters Flag of Israel Jerusalem, Israel
Key people
Website: www.cal.co.il

CAL Cargo Air Lines is a cargo airline based in Tel Aviv, Israel which operates scheduled cargo flights carrying perishable goods and general cargo to Europe and the rest of the world. Its main base is Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, and it has hubs at Liège Airport (Belgium) and Amsterdam Schiphol Airport[1].

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History

CAL was established in June 1976, starting charter operations on 2 November of that year. Originally, the airline leased aircraft from El Al as required, however, on 1 December, 1999, it began operating scheduled services using its own aircraft following receipt of Israeli government licences issued in eary 1999. Today, the airline remains in full ownership by Israel's Organisation of Agricultural Co-operatives[1] and carrying over 100,000 tons of cargo to and from Israel annually. This includes the export of fresh agricultural produce and industrial materials and the imports of heavy machinary, automobiles, industrial and scientific equipment.

Destinations

CAL Cargo Air Lines operates freight services to the following scheduled destinations (at January 2005):

Europe

North America

Fleet

The CAL Cargo Air Lines fleet consists of the following aircraft (at March 2007)[1] :

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References

  1. ^ a b c "Directory: World Airlines", Flight International, 2007-04-03, p. 60. 

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