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EFW and MRO Japan Partner for Airbus P2F Conversions in Japan

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EFW (Elbe Flugzeugwerke GmbH), a German aerospace company specializing in freighter conversions, has partnered with MRO Japan to establish Japan’s first conversion site for Airbus narrowbody passenger-to-freighter (P2F) aircraft. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the expansion of freighter conversion services in Asia, with MRO Japan set to handle the next generation of Airbus P2F conversions.

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Thai Airways Restructures Shareholding via Debt-to-Equity Conversion

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Portugal Plans to Retain 51% Stake in TAP Amid Reduced Interest from IAG

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Airbus Delivers 62 Jets in October, Reaches 559 Total for 2024

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Airbus marked another milestone in its 2024 production schedule by delivering 62 jets in October, bringing its cumulative deliveries for the year to 559. As the European aerospace giant aims for a year-end target of 770 planes, these October figures reflect Airbus’ commitment to meeting its ambitious production goals.

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Lufthansa Cityline to Transfer Four A321P2F Aircraft to Lufthansa Cargo

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Lufthansa Cityline, a regional airline within the Lufthansa Group based in Germany, has announced plans to transfer its four Airbus A321P2F aircraft to Lufthansa Cargo, the cargo-focused division of the group. This move aims to bolster Lufthansa Cargo’s capacity to meet increasing demand for air freight services, particularly in the European market.