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Case Construction Equipment has updated its compact wheeled loader line, with the launch of four F-Series Evolution models in the four to six tonnes range.

Malaysia-based Raya Airways has taken delivery of its — and Southeast Asia’s — first A321 freighter. The 2000-vintage A321-200P2F (1293, ex-Sky Angkor Airlines) with IAE V2500 engines left the ST Engineering facility in Singapore (XSP) today after conversion with Elbe Flugzeugwerke and landed in Subang (SZB) painted fully white [FATs 008673-8674]. Unit 1293 arrived at XSP

Before market normalization resumed in China, evidence of the growth potential in the Asia-Pacific region had already begun to unfold in emerging markets with the introduction of startup carriers and an increasing number of freighter aircraft entering service with new operators. In the midst of the market settling and growth slowing, at least seven Asian

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

The HAECO facility in Xiamen (XMN) has completed its first A321-200PCF conversion, becoming the first site outside the United States to convert an A321 according to the 321 Precision Conversions’ supplemental type certificate (STC). Five days into the new year, the freshly converted 2004-vintage A321-200PCF (2303, ex-Vietnam Airlines) departed XMN for Kolkata (CCU) before arriving