Cebu Pacific aircraft in the headlines, younger A330 conversions expected
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In this episode, Cargo Facts Editor Jeff Lee, Senior Associate Editor Robert Luke and Associate Editor Andrew Crider discuss two items relating to Cebu Pacific Air and a trend in feedstock for A330 conversions.
Cebu Pacific has reactivated 50% of its freighter fleet, sending one of its two ATR 72-500Fs to an MRO in Vietnam for C check after being out of service for over a year. Also, a former Cebu Pacific aircraft is undergoing conversion and is destined to join Mexico-based Mas. That A330-300P2F is among the youngest to be converted and brings improved capabilities to the market. More young aircraft are entering the conversion pipeline.
Luke also shares an update on Denver-based Crestone Air Partners.
Tune in for a discussion of these topics and more for the week ending June 16, 2023.
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