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Global Crossing sets sights on 20+ unit A321F fleet

The Miami-based carrier will have up to three by yearend

Jeff Lee and Andrew CriderbyJeff Lee and Andrew Crider
April 14, 2022
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Miami-based Global Crossing Airlines has set itself the goal of operating a fleet of as many as twenty-five A321Fs by the end of 2025. The carrier, which cut the cargo door opening today on the first (1199, ex-Ural Airlines) of five A321-200P2Fs it will lease from ST Engineering, confirmed to Cargo Facts that it currently […]

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