Eastern Airlines plans freighter ops with 777Fs

The carrier will lease the two aircraft for ACMI or charters

Pennsylvania-based Eastern Airlines expects to enter freighter operations by flying two leased 777Fs in ACMI or charter service, according to a filing today with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). Eastern Airlines currently has approval to operate 10 aircraft, with six for scheduled flying, according to the filing, but is requesting approval to increase its […]

 

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