Air Canada Cargo drops order for 777Fs as turbulence hits the market
Executive changes at Air Canada look likely to be behind it backtracking on plans to ...
Newly minted National Airlines is looking to expand its fleet – and also to move into Airbus aircraft – according to a recent interview. It conceded that the scarcity of aircraft, particularly the 747-400F, which it would most like to acquire, is an issue but it is looking at all types, including the 777F and A330-300P2F, as well as A350 and 777X. Worth a read, on the great samchui.com website.
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