Kenya Airways eyes bigger freighters to cope with demand
A booming African market is sending Kenya Airways to get out its orderbook to acquire ...
By Ian Putzger
Air Atlanta Icelandic is preparing to add two 747-400 aircraft to its freighter fleet.
The ACMI provider has always pursued a twin strategy of operating freighters as well as passenger aircraft, but for the near future, it’s all about the cargo planes.
“Freight is our lifeline now. We have no passenger revenue coming in,” said chief executive Baldvin Mar Hermannsson.
Prior to the global impact of Covid-19 on aviation, Air Atlanta had 15 aircraft running, eight of them passenger planes. As airlines slashed ...
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