News / Atlas Air orders four new 777Fs – and 'we do have enough pilots'

7 January 2022

Atlas Air has ordered four 777 freighters, one to join the fleet in November and the other three arriving during through 2023 – and this year, it will receive the last four 747-8Fs to be made.

The carrier has money to spend, after record third-quarter revenues ...

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