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A321 freighter STCs gain ANAC approval

2 carriers planning to start flying Airbus narrowbody freighters

Jeff LeebyJeff Lee
October 2, 2024
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Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency in September validated the A321-200 freighter conversion STCs of 321 Precision Conversions and EFW. The agency (ANAC) granted approval for both conversion programs on Sept. 6, according to the ANAC certificates. Precision applied in May for ANAC to validate the STC for its A321-200PCF conversion, which the FAA granted in […]

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