LOOK: SEAir acquires second 737 cargo plane
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Asian Airlines (SEAir) International, recently acquired an additional Boeing 737
converted cargo aircraft from a Congo-based freight airline.
The airline said the arrival of the new jet "...will help grow their logistics
partners business'."
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GROWING FLEET. Pictured above is the two Boeing 737-200 freighter aircraft operated by SEAir International. The aircraft are based out of Clark. Photo from SEAir. |
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INCREASED REACH. The acquisition of these new jets will enable SEAir to fly to more destinations, and support its scheduled cargo services. Photo from SEAir |
The new aircraft, re-registered with the Civil Aviation Authority of the
Philippines as RP-C4753, is specifically a Boeing 737-2Q8C(A) variant and is
now roughly 41 years old.
According to data from Planespotters.net, International Trans Air Business
(ITAB) was the plane's previous operator since 2013; however, it started
service with FedEx in October 1979.
SEAir confirmed their acquisition of the 737 on their official Facebook page.
RP-C4753 arrived in Clark, Pampanga this week. The aircraft will be joined by
SEAir's pioneer 737 freighter it acquired in 2011, RP-C4737.
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