Precision redelivers P2F conversions

Cool Chain Aircraft manufacturers Asia Pacific

November 17, 2015

In the space of one week, Precision Aircraft Solutions says it has redelivered four passenger to freighter (P2F) conversions.

The company says the aircraft were redelivered from four maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) locations around the world to three different customers.

The four Boeing 757-200 passenger to freighter conversion aircraft included to DHL at Flightstar in Jacksonville (US), SF Airlines at CAMB in Chengdu (China), Vx Capital Partners at HEACO Americas in Greensboro (US) and SF Airlines at Aeroturbine in Goodyear (US).

Precision president, Gary Warner says: “We are tremendously proud of these four converted freighters being redelivered in one week’s time.

“The breadth of Precision’s capabilities and the reach of our services have never been greater.”

Precision is based in Portland, Oregon in the US.

James Graham

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