Evergreen International Airlines To Assume Ops of Boeing's Dreamlifter Fleet

Edited by Patricia J. Parmalee June 11, 2007
Credit: BOEING
This month, Evergreen International Airlines will assume operations of Boeing's 747-400 Dreamlifter fleet now that the FAA has granted a type certificate for the aircraft to haul 787 airframe assemblies. Boeing plans a fleet of four of the specialized freighters (it only needs two for the 787's...

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