ATW Photo Gallery-Bombardier Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft

Linda Blachly March 30, 2016
Credit: Bombardier

Ryukyu Air Commuter Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft

Credit: Bombardier

Ryukyu Air Commuter Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft. RAC's Q400 combi aircraft each provide up to 5,600 lb. (2,540 kg) of cargo capacity and comfortably accommodates 50 passengers.

Credit: Bombardier

Ryukyu Air Commuter Q400 Cargo-Combi cabin interior. RAC's Q400 combi aircraft each provide up to 5,600 lb. (2,540 kg) of cargo capacity and comfortably accommodates 50 passengers.

Credit: Bombardier

Ryukyu Air Commuter Q400 Cargo-Combi cabin interior. RAC's Q400 combi aircraft each provide up to 5,600 lb. (2,540 kg) of cargo capacity and comfortably accommodates 50 passengers.

Credit: Bombardier

Ryukyu Air Commuter Q400 Cargo-Combi cargo hold. RAC's Q400 combi aircraft each provide up to 5,600 lb. (2,540 kg) of cargo capacity and comfortably accommodates 50 passengers.

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft celebrated with Ryukyu Air Commuter (RAC) of Okinawa, Japan as the airline unveiled two of its Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft during a ceremony held at the Japan Transocean Air Maintenance Center at Naha Airport, Okinawa. RAC, the launch customer of the Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft, is a member of Japan Airlines Group (JAL) and the Q400 aircraft unveiled are the first two of five ordered by the airline in the cargo-passenger combi configuration.

Linda Blachly

Linda Blachly is Senior Associate Editor for Air Transport World and Aviation Week. She joined the company in July 2010 and is responsible for producing features for Air Transport World’s monthly magazine and engaging content for the aviationweek.com. She is based in the Washington DC office.

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