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‘UPS Reimagined’
Last month, UPS Airlines ordered another 19 767-300F aircraft, giving a further boost to the impressive 767-production line which started with a passenger version in 1981.
And, for cargo carrier UPS Airlines, it has proved to be the most versatile aircraft it operates.
“It is our go-everywhere, do-everything aircraft,” Jim Mayer, director UPS media relations, told The Loadstar.
The 767-300F’s intercontinental range and payload configuration has made it a popular fit in the mid-sized freighter market. It operates in the US, Europe, ...
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