Production freighters throttle December freighter transactions

Fifty-six freighter aircraft transactions were logged by Cargo Facts in December, a 31% month-to-month increase from November, due in part to the notable surge in production freighter deliveries. Nine production freighters were delivered in December to four customers: China Airlines, FedEx, Qatar Airways and UPS. [caption id="attachment_412727" align="alignright" width="425"] FedEx took delivery of three 767-300Fs in December. (Photo/FedEx)[/caption] P2F conversion activity was equally busy, with at least fifteen transactions reflecting the acquisition of airframes slated for conversion. 767-300ERs were again snapped up by CAM, DHL, and SF Express, but it was Amazon that acquired the largest tranche through the purchase of seven aircraft previously owned by Delta Air Lines. Below is a complete list of FATs recorded last month. These transactions originally appeared on Page 11 of our January 2021 issue . UPS took delivery of a 747-8F (65782) from Boeing [FAT 005779]. The aircraft was ferried from Everett (PAE) to Louisville (SDF). UPS also took delivery of an MD-11F (48782, ex-Lufthansa Cargo) [FATs 005780-5781]. The aircraft was ferried to San Antonio (SAT), where it will undergo maintenance ahead of entry into service. Taiwan-based China Airlines took delivery of its second 777F (66891) from Boeing [FAT 005828]. Qatar Airways took delivery of three 777Fs (66340, 66341 and 66870) from Boeing [FATs 005841-5843]. FedEx Express retired an MD-10-10F (46635) and sent it to Victorville (VCV) to be parked [FAT 005834]. DHL Express took redelivery of an A330-300P2F (1124, ex-Hong Kong Airlines) from Elbe Flugzeugwerke (EFW) [FAT 005802]. FedEx took delivery of three 767-300Fs (66243, 63120 and 66624) from Boeing [FATs 005771, 005774 and 005839]. The aircraft were ferried from PAE to Indianapolis (IND). SF Airlines acquired a 767-300ER (30342, ex-Pegas Fly) and inducted it for conversion [FATs 005772-5773]. The aircraft was ferried to Singapore (QPG). SF Airlines also took redelivery of a 767-300BCF (30847, ex-Titan Airways) [FAT 005806]. The aircraft was ferried from QPG to Guangzhou (CAN). DHL Express acquired two 767-300ERs (33081 and 33085, both ex-American Airlines) from Jetran [FATs 005782 and 005833]. DHL also took redelivery of a 767-300BDSF (33087, ex-American Airlines) [FAT 005805]. The aircraft was ferried from Mexico City (MEX) to Shannon (SNN) to be painted. Cargo Aircraft Management (CAM) took redelivery of a 767-300BDSF (29432, ex-American Airlines) [FAT 005787]. CAM also acquired two 767-300ERs (29606 and 27451, both ex-American Airlines) from Jetran [FATs 005788 and 005807]. CAM also inducted for conversion a 767-300ER (29606, ex-American Airlines). The aircraft was ferried to Tel Aviv (TLV) to be converted by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) [FAT 005804]. UPS took delivery of a 767-300F (65909) from Boeing [FAT 005808]. The aircraft was ferried from PAE to SAT. Amazon acquired seven 767-300ERs (30594, 30595, 30575, 34170, 32448, 30388, 30573, 30574 and 32776) from Delta Air Lines [FATs 005813-5815 and 005818-5821]. Greece-based Olympus Airways began operating a 757-200PCF (25297, ex-American Airlines) on an ACMI basis for New Zealand-based Airwork [FAT 005775]. Vallair inducted for conversion an A321-200 (1017, ex-R Airlines). The aircraft will be converted by EFW at CAN [FAT 005786]. GECAS inducted for conversion three 737-800s (33546, 33547 and 33718, all ex-Ryanair). The aircraft were ferried to Shanghai (PVG), where they will be converted by Boeing [FATs 005762, 005778 and 005801]. ASL Airlines France took redelivery of a 737-800BCF (33641, ex-Pegasus). The aircraft had been inducted in July and was converted by Boeing in Jinan (TNA) [FAT 005763]. ASL Airlines also acquired and inducted for conversion a 737-800 (33603, ex-Ryanair). The aircraft was ferried to TNA to be converted by Boeing [FATs 005776-5777]. DHL acquired two 737-800s (30467, ex-SAS; and 30499, ex-Shenzhen Airlines) from Spectre Air Capital [FATs 005783-5784]. DHL also acquired a 737-800BDSF (29668, ex-Jet Airways) from Spectre Air Capital. The aircraft had recently been converted by IAI in Mexico [FATs 005836-5836]. Spectre Air Capital acquired a 737-800 (30197, ex-SAS) [FAT 005785]. China Postal Airlines took redelivery of a 737-800BCF (30686, ex-Shanghai Airlines) [FAT 005831]. The carrier now has four 737-800BCFs. TUM AeroCarga took delivery of a 737-400F (25101, ex-Alaska Airlines), on lease from Avmax [FAT 005767]. U.K.-based West Atlantic transferred a 737-400F (24126) to the AOC of its Spain-based affiliate Swiftair [FAT 005770]. Poste Air Cargo took delivery of a 737-400F (28888, ex-Flair Airlines), on lease from Automatic [FAT 005797]. The aircraft had been converted to freighter configuration by PEMCO in San Jose (SJO) [FATs 005795-5796]. Malaysia-based My Jet Xpress Airlines acquired its first 737-400F (27143, ex-ASL Airlines Belgium) [FAT 005803]. Burkina Faso-based Liza Transport International took delivery of a 737-400F (27087, ex-Connect Cargo). The aircraft is leased from Vallair [FAT 005832]. Bulgaria-based Cargo Air took redelivery of a 737-400SF (28882). The aircraft was converted by AEI in Dothan (DHN) [FAT 005840]. My Indo Airlines transferred a 737-300F (23448) to Malaysia-based affiliate My Jet Xpress [FAT 005768]. Congo-based Serve Air acquired a third 737-300BDSF (24916, ex-YTO Cargo Airlines) [FAT 005769]. Nauru Airlines took redelivery of a 737-300SF (28732) [FAT 005829]. The aircraft had previously flown in passenger service with the airline. China-based Central Airlines acquired a 737-300F (25998, ex-Suparna Airlines) [FAT 005838]. FedEx Express took delivery of its first ATR 72-600F (1653) from ATR, and handed it over to ASL Airlines Ireland for CMI operation [FATs 005792-5793]. Spain-based CanaryFly took delivery of its first ATR 72-500F (726). The aircraft is being leased from Spain-based Binter Canarias, which used to operate it in passenger service [FATs 005789-5791]. Philippines-based Cebu Pacific took redelivery of an ATR 72-500F (828) [FAT 005794]. The aircraft was converted to large-cargo-door configuration by IPR Conversions in Dinard (DNR). ACIA Aero Leasing took redelivery of an ATR 72-200F (460, ex-Afric Aviation) with a large cargo door, and leased it to South Africa-based Solenta Aviation [FATs 005798-5800]. FedEx placed an ATR 72-200F (292) with Morningstar Air Express . The aircraft had previously been operated on behalf of the integrator by ASL Airlines Ireland [FATs 005765-5766].

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