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By Ian Putzger
The rush for conversion slots to boost freighter capacity is heating up. On 22 July DHL signed an agreement with Boeing to convert four 767-300ERs into all-cargo configuration.
“We are excited to introduce additional Boeing 767 freighters to the DHL Express air network,” commented Geoff Kehr, senior vice-president, global air fleet management, DHL Express. “We have operated the 767-300F model across our global fleet for many years, and look forward to continue investing in the platform by adding more 767-300BCFs. The ...
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Rayhan ahmed
October 31, 2020 at 1:57 amThe B777 300ERSF is suited for DHL , UPS,
And the B777 200 F is suited for
Qatar cargo , Emirates cargo .
These are 2 different animals !!!!!