Jat Tehnika completes first B767 cargo conversion

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Jat Tehnika in cooperation with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has completed the first ever Boeing 767 passenger to freighter conversion in Europe. The B767-300, initially registered C-FMXC, it was delivered brand new as a passenger jet to Air Canada in 1996 and was later passed on to Air Canada Rouge. The jet is currently undergoing test flights after which it will be delivered to Challenge Air Cargo under the registration 9H-CAC. The entire process of the wide-body aircraft conversion took place in accordance with the IAI supplemental type certificate in two production lines within Jat Tehnika's hangar number two in Belgrade. A second B767 is already awaiting in Belgrade to start its conversion process at Jat Tehnika.




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  1. Anonymous13:30

    Makes sense, I would too if I were them.

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  2. Anonymous13:34

    Depends on how many days the employees work from home...

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  3. Anonymous13:36

    They started this one in late January.

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  4. Anonymous13:36

    Don't know exactly but it has been months already since a news was posted here on the blog that they celebrated the opening / cutting of the cargo door.

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  5. Anonymous15:12

    767-300
    https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11032940

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  6. Anonymous15:41

    Flew on it, it was 767-333ER

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    1. Anonymous15:52

      You flew on this exact aeroplane?

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    2. Anonymous16:01

      When it was a passenger plane

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    3. Anonymous18:00

      When? And how could you know that?

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    4. Anonymous18:36

      Some nerds look at tail numbers and registrations, pilots keep logs, new kids have tools like fr24 at their disposal.

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  7. Anonymous15:57

    Now that cargo is slightly declining, I would expect that the need for this type of conversion might also decline. Will then JT go back to maintaining airplanes, as was expected from them?

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