Kalitta Air's Boeing 747s are available to the U.S. military through the Civil Reserve Air Fleet.
Credit: U.S. Air Force
KISSIMMEE, Florida–The aircraft industry’s inability to meet growing demand for widebodies could, in the long term, hurt the U.S. military’s ability to rely on the nation’s civil reserve air fleet (CRAF) if needed, the Air Force’s mobility boss warned. A long-term forecast of commercial wide-body...
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