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Emirates removes another 777F; charters more capacity from Etihad

Jeff Lee by Jeff Lee
June 10, 2019
in Capacity & Demand, Carriers, Freighter Aircraft, News
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Emirates this month withdrew from service another 777F (35607) which was on lease from Dubai-based DAE Capital [FAT 004911]. A senior executive with the carrier confirmed to Cargo Facts that the aircraft will be leaving the fleet shortly and that, effective from this summer, the own-operated EK freighter fleet will consist of eleven 777Fs.  In […]

 

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