Tag: ST Engineering

Evergreen Aviation Technologies (EGAT) will be backing away from freighter conversions in 2020. The company confirmed to Cargo Facts that ...

An A321-200 (1238, ex-Thomas Cook Airlines) that will become Elbe Flugzeugwerke’s (EFW) second A321P2F was ferried to Singapore (XSP) on ...

EFW, the conversion house that is a 55/45 joint venture between ST Engineering Aerospace and Airbus, redelivered an A330-200P2F (610) ...

LATAM Cargo has inducted what will be its third 767-300BCF for conversion at the ST Engineering Aerospace facility in Singapore’s ...

Australian carrier Qantas will introduce up to three passenger-to-freighter converted A321s to its fleet, as part of an expanded seven-year ...

Today we conclude our two-part analysis of the passenger-to-freighter conversion market. In part I yesterday, we began with a look ...

Last year, the conversion industry finally pushed forward the next generation of conversions with the redelivery of the first freighter-converted ...

Shenzhen-based SF Airlines currently operates twenty-three 757-200Fs and has an estimated ten more on the way. Photo: Shimin Gu Wikimedia ...