Weekly Wrap: The new ATR freighter, plus an update on passenger freighters [Video]
This week, Cargo Facts saw the first production ATR freighter take flight, marking a key milestone in the development of this...
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Consultant Insight: Charters ease capacity constraint as air cargo demand continues
Cathy Roberson, Cargo Facts Consulting senior consultant and Air Cargo World columnist Global air capacity is slowly improving but is...
Aviation slump does little to slow part-out interest in narrowbody feedstock
Mid-life narrowbodies can often be caught between part-out and freighter conversion interests. (Photo: APOC) Competition for narrowbody feedstock from the...
Maltese startup looks to 737-400Fs for launch
KF Aerospace completed its first owned 737-400SF earlier this year. (Photo: KF Aerospace) A startup based in Malta aims to...
Amerijet expands fleet with seventh 767-300F
Amerijet now has seven 767-300BDSFs and one 767-200BDSF. (Photo: Amerijet) U.S.-based Amerijet is growing its fleet with a newly converted 767-300BDSF...
First factory-built ATR 72-600F commences flight tests
The first ATR 72-600F taking off on its first flight. Photo/ATR The first new-build ATR 72-600F took to the skies...
FedEx: Capacity constraints present opportunity to pounce on forwarder volumes
Across all major trade lanes, bellyhold capacity remains suppressed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and freighters now provide...
No summer slowdown detected in August freighter aircraft transactions
Cargo Facts logged forty-three freighter aircraft transactions (FATs) during the month of August, nearly mirroring the volume of transactions recorded...
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