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Weekly Wrap: How many more 747 freighters are there to reactivate?

Aquiline and Global Service Solutions add life to ageing assets

Charles Kauffman and Jeff Lee by Charles Kauffman and Jeff Lee
March 19, 2021
in Carriers, Freighter Conversions, News Archives
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With stored widebody freighters at record-low levels and international passenger capacity recovery slow to return complementary bellyhold capacity to major cargo trade lanes, freighter operators continue to evaluate nearly any parked large-widebody aircraft to determine reactivation potential.   Two U.A.E.-based companies recently reactivated older-vintage 747 freighters, with Aquiline International acquiring a 1991-vintage 747-400BCF and Global Service Solutions putting into service a 747-200F.   In this Cargo Facts Weekly Wrap for the […]

 

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