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January 27, 2023
SmartLynx Airlines’ Malta-based subsidiary will soon begin flying three more A321 freighters as it aims to have up to twenty of the type by yearend. The first two additions are units 2303 and 1713, both of which are on lease from Cross Ocean Partners, SmartLynx confirmed to Cargo Facts, adding that they will enter service
September 20, 2022
SmartLynx is nearing the delivery of its third A321F and will deploy it in ACMI service for DHL Express. The aircraft (1204, ex-Air Astana), which was spotted Sept. 16 at East Midlands (EMA) in a combination SmartLynx and DHL livery, is the first A321-200 with IAE V2500 engines to be converted with 321 Precision Conversions
May 26, 2022
The National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR)’s WERX program at Wichita State University will partner with Precision Aircraft Solutions and 321 Precision Conversions to carry out 757 and A321 freighter conversions at NIAR’s facilities at McConnell Air Force Base (IAB). NIAR told Cargo Facts that it expects to begin working on its first A321-200PCF conversion
May 9, 2022
Icelease will soon become the latest lessor to move into A321 freighter conversions. Icelease told Cargo Facts that it has signed a letter of intent (LOI) to acquire its first A321-200 from Magnetic Leasing and plans to convert the aircraft with 321 Precision Conversions in the fourth quarter of 2023. Unit 2480 is currently in
March 9, 2022
Air Transport Services Group’s (ATSG) leasing arm Cargo Aircraft Management (CAM) has inducted its first A321 for conversion with 321 Precision Conversions at the PEMCO facility in Tampa (TPA) and expects to place the A321-200PCF on lease to Malaysia-based Raya Airways [FATs 007326-7327]. ATSG told Cargo Facts that it currently expects to lease three A321-200PCFs
September 16, 2021
Zygimantas Surintas, CEO and board member of Latvia-headquartered ACMI carrier SmartLynx Airlines, will speak at Cargo Facts Symposium 2021. As part of a group rapidly adding newer narrowbody types to freighter configuration, Surintas will share his views on engine management strategies. SmartLynx added its first A321-200PCF (891, ex-Air Mediterranee) to its Maltese AOC, SmartLynx Malta, […]