China orders airlines to halt Boeing deliveries
China has reportedly told its airlines to stop taking delivery of Boeing aircraft as the ...
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 !!!!!