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Capital Airlines Takes Delivery Of Second A330-200P2F

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Capital Airlines, a subsidiary of the HNA Aviation Group, has officially received its second Airbus A330-200P2F, further strengthening its growing freighter operations. The delivery underlines the carrier’s continued role in supporting China’s expanding air cargo market, particularly amid the country’s increasing reliance on converted widebody freighters to handle growing logistics demand.

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Airbus Extends Financial Aid To Spirit AeroSystems

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