
Saudia orders more Boeing 777-200 freighters for its cargo division
Saudia has ordered more Boeing 777-200Fs for its cargo division as the airline looks to strengthen its dedicated…

Saudia has ordered more Boeing 777-200Fs for its cargo division as the airline looks to strengthen its dedicated…
Saudia Cargo has announced the addition of four Boeing 777-200 freighters as part of its strategy to double its dedicated cargo fleet and strengthen its operational capabilities in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and the National Transport and Logistics Strategy. The fleet expansion will enhance the carrier’s global network and enable it to meet rising […]

Saudia Cargo will nearly double its cargo capacity, with the addition of 4 Boeing 777-200 freighters expected to begin arriving from Q4 2026.

Unlike other dedicated freighters in Emirates SkyCargo’s fleet, A6-EBK, a Boeing 777-300ERSF, is not a factory produced freighter. Instead, it is a special freighter (SF) that has been converted from...

Carrier will double its 777F fleet as Boeing prepares to end production of the freighter in 2027
Saudia Cargo has announced it is expanding its dedicated fleet with the addition of four Boeing 777-200 Freighters as part of plans…
AviationNews – Boeing has successfully completed a three-and-a-half-hour maiden test flight of Lufthansa’s very first Boeing 777-9, fully equipped with the definitive Allegris passenger cabin...

Saudi Arabian national carrier Saudia has confirmed that it was not involved in the sale of 5 retired Boeing 777-200ER aircraft to sanctioned Iranian airline Mahan Air.

Saudi flag carrier says aircraft were sold to a foreign company in 2023 after reports linked retired jets to Iran's sanctioned Mahan Air
On this week’s episode of AvTalk, a pair of powerful earthquakes cause widespread damage and significant loss of life in Venezuela. We look at how aid is reaching the country and the impacts on commercial aviation. A low pass at Horseshoe Bay by a 777 is under investigation by the FAA. After a small aircraft crashed into the tallest tower in Beijing late last week, Chinese authorities are implementing further restrictions on general aviation flights in the country. An Electra Airways A320 operating from Warsaw to Tel Aviv on behalf of LOT accidentally squawked 7500 — signaling unlawful interference on the flight deck. Helpful links for this week’s episode * 777 low pass video and data * Accidental squawk 7500 Please check back soon for a transcript of this episode.
Mammoth Freighters has started conducting test flights to certify its 777-200LRMF program to perform automatic landings at the designed maximum landing weight of 572,000 pounds. Mammoth is using a 2009-vintage 777-200LR (29739) belonging to Jetran for the tests. The aircraft began flying at Fort Worth Alliance Airport (AFW) on June 26 and since then has […]
Emirates SkyCargo has become the first airline cargo division to deploy the Boeing 777-300ERSF, a passenger-to-freighter converted aircraft, marking a key milestone in its fleet expansion strategy. The first aircraft, registered A6-EBK, entered commercial service with a debut flight from Hong Kong to Dubai, carrying more than 100 tonnes of cargo. The converted freighter offers […]

Effective July 1st, Air India is deploying Boeing 777-300ER aircraft with upgraded cabins on flights between Delhi and Melbourne. This marks a significant enhancement in premium seat capacity on the...

Emirates became the first cargo carrier to induct the Boeing 777-300ERSF passenger-to-freighter converted aircraft into commercial service.

Cargo airline adds the passenger-to-freighter conversion alongside its Boeing 777F fleet

A6-EBK will enter commercial service with a flight from Hong Kong to Dubai, carrying over 100 tonnes of cargo. The converted 777-300ERSF offers 100 tonnes of payload capacity and 811...
Lufthansa ordered its first 777-9 more than a decade ago. Two of its aircraft have been sitting on the tarmac

In this day and age it's easy to see how this video footage could be AI-generated, or part of a high-quality flight simulator program. But, no. This actually happened, and it’s left the aviation world in shock as many know just how dangerous such a maneuver can be.

The carrier also has options for more of the next-generation freighters.