National Airlines (IATA: N8, ICAO: NCR): A Comprehensive Overview National Airlines, operating under the National Air Cargo Group Inc., is a U.S.-based carrier headquartered in Orlando, Florida. Established in 1985, the airline specializes in both cargo and passenger charter services, offering tailored solutions to meet diverse global transportation needs . Fleet Composition As of 2025, National Airlines operates a versatile fleet comprising both cargo and passenger aircraft: Cargo Aircraft: Boeing 747-400F/BCF/ERF: A total of nine aircraft, including various freighter configurations, known for their high payload capacity and long-range capabilities . Boeing 777F: Four new-build freighters ordered, with deliveries scheduled between late 2025 and 2026 . Passenger Aircraft: Airbus A330-200: Three aircraft utilized for long-haul passenger charters . Airbus A330-300: One aircraft added to the fleet for expanded passenger services . Boeing 757-200: One aircraft employed for medium-range passenger charters . The airline's fleet strategy focuses on flexibility, enabling it to cater to a wide range of cargo and passenger requirements across various markets. Global Operations National Airlines offers a suite of services, including: Cargo Charters: Providing innovative air cargo charter solutions to meet market demands . Passenger Charters: Offering luxurious, comfortable, and personalized journeys for business executives, military personnel, and sports teams . ACMI/CMI Services: Delivering Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (ACMI) as well as Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (CMI) services to clients globally . The airline operates from its main hub at Orlando International Airport, with several operational hubs across the globe, including locations in Buffalo, Chicago, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Madrid, Dubai, Djibouti, Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Shanghai . Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) Participation National Airlines is a Part 121 licensed carrier and a member of the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF), enabling it to provide critical airlift support to the U.S. Department of Defense during national emergencies . Historical Background The airline's origins trace back to 1985 with the establishment of Murray Aviation. In 2005, Murray Air and Murray Aviation merged operations. Subsequently, in December 2008, National Air Cargo acquired Murray Air, rebranding it as National Airlines under the National Air Cargo Group Inc. umbrella .