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Heavylift Cargo Airlines

Australia · HEAVY CARGO
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Connecting South Korea with reliable air service.

Headquarters
South Korea
Hankook Airline is a South Korean carrier operating under the IATA code HN and ICAO code HNX, with the callsign HNX. The airline is one of the smaller carriers in the South Korean aviation market, serving domestic and potentially regional international routes. Detailed public information about Hankook Airline's operations, fleet, and history is limited, suggesting it may be a smaller or newer entrant in the competitive South Korean aviation sector. South Korea's aviation market includes major carriers such as Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, alongside a growing number of low-cost carriers.
Notable facts
  • Operates under IATA code HN and ICAO code HNX.
  • Based in South Korea, one of Asia's competitive aviation markets.
  • Uses the radio callsign HNX for air traffic communications.
  • Limited publicly available operational data suggests a small or emerging carrier.
  • South Korea's aviation sector is home to several major and low-cost carriers.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (6 legs)

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Route network

HEA → KBLCR2
KBL → HEACR2
KBL → KDHCR2
KBL → MZRCR2
KDH → KBLCR2
MZR → KBLCR2

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
Encyclopaedia

HeavyLift Cargo Airlines Pty Ltd is a cargo airline based in Los Angeles, United States. Founded in Sydney, Australia, it started operations in 2004 and operates scheduled and charter cargo services. HeavyLift took over passenger airline OzJet in 2008. HeavyLift sold Ozjet and its passenger aircraft to Air Australia in 2009. Heavylift transferred its business to the United States after the Australian Government banned operations of B727/737 stage III aircraft.

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