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Fleet modernization boosts December 2019 widebody freighter aircraft transactions

Charles Kauffman by Charles Kauffman
January 16, 2020
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Of the twenty-seven freighter aircraft transactions (FATs) recorded by Cargo Facts in December 2019, nearly two-thirds involved widebody aircraft.

Fleet modernization efforts undertaken by carriers such as Lufthansa Cargo and FedEx prompted many of the transactions involving twin-aisle freighters.

To continue reading this feature, please go to Page 14 of our January 2020 issue.

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