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Mammoth Freighters delivers first 777-200LRMF conversion to Jetran for DHL

Mammoth Freighters has delivered its first Boeing 777-200LRMF converted freighter to aircraft lessor Jetran, marking the entry into service of its 777-200LR passenger-to-freighter program. The aircraft is expected to join DHL’s network, expanding long-range widebody cargo capacity.

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Boeing engineers reject four-year contract, authorize strike action

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Mammoth Freighters delivers first 777-200LRMF conversion to Jetran for DHL network

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.

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