
The Airbus A321P2F recently received its supplemental type certificate from EASA. EFW
The Airbus A321P2F recently received its supplemental type certificate from EASA. EFW
Big Loads
The narrowbody cargo market hots up

When you think of freighter aircraft, your mind may well go to some of the classic aircraft still plying the skies that we don’t see carrying passengers anymore: a Boeing 747-200, perhaps, an Airbus A300, or an old tri-holer Douglas DC-10 or MD-11.
‘The problem is that the world is running out of 757s’
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