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Mas targets mixed medium-widebody expansion

The Mexican cargo carrier plans significant growth in the years ahead

Jeff Lee and Andrew CriderbyJeff Lee and Andrew Crider
February 25, 2022
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Mexico-based MasAir, recently rebranded as “mas,” intends to grow its current fleet by more than four times and to have added eighteen widebody freighters from 2020 through 2024. The carrier, which unveiled its new branding as part of a launch ceremony in Mexico City (MEX) for its first A330-200P2F, told Cargo Facts that it expects […]

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