SASCO, Boeing Finish Initial Work On First 767-300 BCF

Neelam Mathews November 29, 2007
ST Aviation Services Company (SASCO) and Boeing recently completed the door-cutting for the first Boeing 767-300 converted freighter (BCF), a step regarded as the start of major activity in the program. Singapore Technologies Aerospace subsidiary SASCO inducted the BCF in October from All Nippon...

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