SpiceJet is planning to commence dedicated freighter operations later this month, Chief Project Officer Manjiv Singh has revealed.
Speaking to Indian Transport & Logistics News, Singh said the Indian low-cost carrier was on track to add its first P2F-converted B737-800 later this month ahead of the launch of daily flights from Guwahati to Hong Kong Int'l, a key export market for goods made in India's Northeast region.
SpiceJet plans to operate a fleet of twenty dedicated freighters by 2022. The aircraft, which will be sourced from Boeing's facility in China as well as from Israel Aerospace Industries' Bedek unit, will be deployed on both domestic Indian routes and flights abroad.
13/08/18 ch-aviation
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Speaking to Indian Transport & Logistics News, Singh said the Indian low-cost carrier was on track to add its first P2F-converted B737-800 later this month ahead of the launch of daily flights from Guwahati to Hong Kong Int'l, a key export market for goods made in India's Northeast region.
SpiceJet plans to operate a fleet of twenty dedicated freighters by 2022. The aircraft, which will be sourced from Boeing's facility in China as well as from Israel Aerospace Industries' Bedek unit, will be deployed on both domestic Indian routes and flights abroad.
13/08/18 ch-aviation
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