Icelandic Freight Specialist Plans Major Fleet Expansion

August 03, 2021
Bluebird
Bluebird Nordic plans to add 25 converted 737-800 freighters to its fleet by 2024.
Credit: Avia Solutions Group/Bluebird Nordic
Icelandic cargo operator Bluebird Nordic has embarked on a radical expansion program. The Reykjavik-based carrier plans to add 25 Boeing 737-800 aircraft over the next three years to its current fleet of seven 737-400Fs and a single 737-300F. Bluebird’s CEO and MD Siggi Agustsson cited the growing...

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