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News of freighter orders and conversions made headlines across the industry this week, including A350F deals at the Singapore Airshow, a new 777F order and more A330P2F conversions. Beyond acquisitions of widebodies, the narrowbody A321 freighter turns two years old this week. What does that mean for the market for other narrowbody freighters, and future
Alastair Willson, managing director of Titan Airways UK and Malta, will serve as a panelist at Cargo Facts EMEA 2022 for a discussion on narrowbody freighters with other industry leaders on Wednesday, May 11, 2022. Cargo Facts EMEA will take place live May 9-11 in Dubai for the first time. In recent months, Titan
Kenya-based Astral Aviation will sublease two A320-200P2Fs from U.A.E.-based Vaayu Group and become the first carrier to take the type [FATs 007218-7219]. The first unit (2737, ex-IndiGo) has been undergoing tests at the ST Engineering facility since late 2021 in Singapore (XSP) and is nearing certification. Unit 2737 is currently still in Singapore. (Photo/EFW) Astral
Lufthansa Cargo is on the cusp of becoming the latest A321F operator and the first of 2022. The 2008-vintage unit 3504 (ex-Eurowings), belonging to U.S.-based lessor BBAM, carried out its first post-conversion test flight Jan. 16 and made another today. This A321-200P2F is expected to enter commercial service in the next few weeks. (Photo/Lufthansa Cargo) […]
After more than ten years, the Japan Airlines (JAL) Group will have freighters in its active fleet again. JAL will start operating three A321Fs within Japan on a CMI basis for Japanese delivery company Yamato Transport from April 2024, as part of a new partnership between the two companies. The A321P2Fs could be the first […]