South Africa’s CemAir signs LOI for two Bombardier Q400s
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Credit: Bombardier
Johannesburg-based CemAir signed a letter of intent (LOI) to order two Bombardier Q400s valued at $65 million at list prices. CemAir CEO Miles van der Molen cited the turboprop’s “impressive short runway performance” as a reason for the order, which he said will help the carrier “support our growth...
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