AEI signs agreement for 30 B737-800SF conversions

18/05/2016

Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. (AEI) announced today the company has signed an agreement to provide up to 30 twelve pallet position B737-800SF conversions with an undisclosed customer.

The agreement calls for 15 firm orders with an additional 15 options. The modifications for the customer will begin in ...

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