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			  (22 July 2022, 10:48 +07) 
			   Cargolux, one of Europe's largest all-cargo 
			  airlines, has selected the Boeing 777-8 Freighter to replace its 
			  ageing 747-400 fleet. 
			  With nearly identical payload and range 
			  capabilities as the 747-400 Freighter, the 777-8 Freighter will 
			  provide 30% better fuel efficiency and emissions and 25% better 
			  operating costs per tonne. 
			  "With the 777-8 Freighter being the preferred 
			  solution to replace our 747-400s, Cargolux is looking forward to 
			  continuing its ongoing relationship with Boeing," said Richard 
			  Forson, President and CEO of Cargolux. 
			  	
			   
      		  Cargolux B777-8F 
			   
			  
			  Boeing launched the 777-8 Freighter in January and 
			  has booked more than 50 orders for the model, thus far. 
			  Based in Luxembourg, Cargolux is the largest operator of Boeing 
			  widebody freighters in Europe with a combined total fleet of 30 
			  747-400 and 747-8 Freighters. 
			  Boeing and Cargolux's partnership 
			  has spanned almost 50 years, commencing in 1973 when it received its first 
			  Douglas DC-8 Freighter before entering the jet age in 1977 with 
			  the delivery of its first 747, a 747-200 Freighter called 'City of 
			  Luxembourg'. 
			  "With the selection of our newest freighter as 
			  their preferred solution, Cargolux continues its long and enduring 
			  history with Boeing, integrating the 777-8F seamlessly into the 
			  airline's all-747 cargo operations," said Stan Deal, president and 
			  CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "With its investment in the 
			  777-8 Freighter, Cargolux will operate the most advanced, 
			  fuel-efficient, twin-engine freighter in the industry. The 777-8 
			  Freighter significantly reduces CO2 emissions compared to previous 
			  models with a reduced noise footprint, helping to advance 
			  Cargolux's commitment to sustainable operations." 
			  The 
			  2022 Boeing Commercial Market Outlook projects 
			  an 80% increase in the global freighter fleet through 2041, 
			  including approximately 940 new widebody freighters such as the 
			  new 777-8 Freighter. 
			  First delivery of the 777-8 Freighter is 
			  anticipated in 2027. 
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