Maleth Aero aims at express cargo market

Maleth Aero aims at express cargo market

Maleth Aero has placed its first cargo capable aircraft into service as it looks into entering the express market.

The aircraft, a Boeing 737-300QC has been flying ad-hoc summer passenger charters around Europe but the Malta based company hopes to use it in the express cargo market. Maleth Aero says Malta’s position makes it a natural gateway for connecting North Africa and Europe.

Maleth Aero chief executive officer, Michael O’Brien says: “We are very pleased to have taken delivery of our latest Boeing 737 Classic and our first QC variant. While we have initially operated the QC in a passenger configuration, we are actively seeking work for her in the express cargo market going forward.”

“In addition to this unique asset, we are looking at bringing into play a dedicated -400F unit later in the year. With our growing Boeing fleet, cargo is expected to play a very important part of our future business plans.”

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