Atran Airlines, the Russian air express carrier
within the Volga-Dnepr Group, has marked the start of the new year by
taking delivery of a Boeing 737-400 BCF, enlarging its fleet to
four freighters.
The B737-400 BCF will be deployed on
existing routes between Russia, the CIS and Europe and will
guarantee dedicated airlift for mail and express goods, especially
e-commerce shipments which now constitute a major part of Atran’s traffic.
Dmitry Obsharov, General Director for Atran
Airlines, said, “The Boeing 737-400 BCF forms the backbone of our
unified fleet and is ideal for mid and short-haul distances
thanks to its characteristics and technical capabilities. With an
additional freighter in our fleet, we will be able to cater to the
needs of our customers in the most effective manner, guaranteeing
speed, schedule integrity, and much-needed capacity in the
market.”
The freighter can carry up to 23 tons of cargo
within a flight range of 3,700 kilometers. The aircraft is
equipped with a maindeck side cargo door and a loading system
enabling it to stow 11 standard aviation pallets (2235×3175 mm)
and containers in the cargo compartment.
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