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• Dirk Andrei Salcedo
Mammoth Freighters has delivered its first converted Boeing 777-200LRMF to aircraft trader Jetran, marking the program’s entry into service. The aircraft is destined for DHL’s network, giving the long-haul freighter market another source of converted 777 capacity as demand for large, efficient cargo aircraft remains strategically important.
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Mammoth Freighters has delivered its first converted Boeing 777-200LRMF to aircraft trader Jetran, marking the program’s entry into service. The aircraft is destined for DHL’s network, giving the long-haul freighter market another source of converted 777 capacity as demand for large, efficient cargo aircraft remains strategically important.
Air Cambodia is scheduled to receive its first two C909 regional jets in November 2026, according to the Khmer Times. The Phnom Penh-based carrier has firmly ordered 10 aircraft, with the remaining eight deliveries planned through 2029, marking a significant expansion of its regional fleet.
United Airlines had planned to install lie-flat premium seats on its Boeing 737 Max 10 aircraft after certification, but the program’s multiyear delay leaves the carrier deciding how to use seats ordered for an aircraft that remains unavailable for its original fleet plan.
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Mammoth Freighters has delivered its first converted Boeing 777-200LRMF, MSN 32222, to lessor Jetran. The aircraft, converted in Manchester and unveiled at Farnborough, will enter DHL Air UK’s network, forming part of a 13-aircraft placement within Jetran’s broader order of more than two dozen conversions.
AirAsia Group is in advanced negotiations with local and international financial institutions for up to $1 billion in new funding, seeking to strengthen liquidity while carrying a reported $19 billion aircraft order. The financing underscores the capital demands of the group’s fleet ambitions and ongoing operations.
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Air India is on track to add 100 aircraft to its fleet over the next two years, signaling continued fleet expansion as the airline advances its growth and renewal plans.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has reissued a tender to acquire three Boeing 787s, reopening a procurement effort for additional widebody aircraft. The move places the airline’s fleet expansion plans back into the market and could create a new order opportunity for Boeing.
The business jet market remained stable in the second quarter while backlogs climbed nearly 20%, according to GJC. The divergence points to sustained order momentum and a growing pipeline despite otherwise steady market conditions.
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