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EFW becomes Diamond Sponsor of Cargo Facts Symposium 2016

David HarrisbyDavid Harris
June 23, 2016
in Archive, Capacity & Demand, Carriers, E-Commerce, Express, Freighter Aircraft, News
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Freighter conversion specialist EFW has signed on as a Diamond Sponsor at this year’s Cargo Facts Symposium.

Cargo Facts will take place 10 – 12 October at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Miami.

EFW, a joint venture of Airbus and ST Aerospace, has a long history in the aircraft modification and MRO business. In late 2014, EFW announced that it had signed the launch customer — Egyptair — for its new A330 P-to-F conversation program. About a year ago, Airbus and ST Aerospace formally launched an A320 Family passenger-to-freighter conversion program through the EFW joint venture.

As part of its Diamond Sponsorship, EFW will host the Day 1 luncheon at the Symposium on Tuesday 11 October.

Only two Diamond Sponsorships are available at Cargo Facts — the other Diamond Sponsor of 2016 is Boeing.

For more information, or to register for the Cargo Facts Symposium 2016, visit our website: www.cargofactssymposium.com

Tags: A320FA330FAir Cargo StrategyAirbusBoeingEFWMROST Engineering
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