Dragonair To Boost Cargo Capacity With 747-300 Conversions

Staff November 07, 2000
Dragonair signed a contract with Singapore Airlines to purchase two Boeing 747-300 Combi airplanes and convert then into full freighters. The 747s will be converted by Take Aircraft Engineering Co. (TAECO) in Xiamen, China, with parts kits supplied by Boeing Airplane Services. While Dragonair...

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