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The Hungarian government, stung by criticism that it was unable to procure air freight capacity during the PPE peak, has bought an A330-200F from Qatar Airways.
Qatar has been looking to relinquish its A330 freighter fleet, and was due to return or sell the five aircraft – but decided in May to hold on to them for a bit longer, given current market conditions. It was planning to replace them with five 777 freighters, and will still take those deliveries.
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Comment on this article
Rayhan ahmed
September 09, 2020 at 2:46 pmWhy do the Hungarian govt require a A330 F
In what capacity and why … Ok if it was
Heading towards wizz air Dubai then I could
Make some head or tail out of it .