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Mammoth Freighters has signed Canadian operator Cargojet as the launch customer for its 777-freighter conversion programme.
It has signed an initial sales agreement for two 777-200LRMF freighters and Cargojet has placed options for two 777-300ERMFs and two additional 700-200LRMFs.
The initial delivery will be MSN 29742, a 777-200LR which will begin the conversion process in mid-2022. The aircraft was originally operated by Delta until March 2020.
Delivery to Cargojet is expected in the second half of 2023.
Mammoth said it was in a unique position ...
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