STAECO Begins Its First Mammoth 777 Freighter Conversion in China
STAECO has inducted Boeing 777-200LR N60VL at its Qingdao facility for conversion to a Mammoth 777 freighter, according to Air Cargo Week.
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STAECO has inducted Boeing 777-200LR N60VL at its Qingdao, China, facility for a Mammoth 777 freighter conversion, Air Cargo Week reported. The report describes it as STAECO’s first conversion for the program.
Key details
- The aircraft is owned by Jetran LLC, according to Air Cargo Week. - Mammoth Freighters said the induction expands its modification network and starts conversion operations in China.
The Boeing 777-200LR carries registration N60VL and manufacturer serial number 39254.
Why it matters
The work brings STAECO into the Mammoth 777 conversion program and adds a China-based facility to Mammoth Freighters’ modification network, according to the company and Air Cargo Week.
What happens next
Air Cargo Week reported that STAECO will undertake modification work on the Mammoth 777 program. No further timeline was announced.
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