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PEMCO Executes MOU for Four B737-400 Conversions

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Tatjana Obrazcova
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PEMCO World Air Services (PEMCO) has announced the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding with an undisclosed customer for four (4) B737-400 conversions. The work is scheduled to begin November 2015, with all conversions completed during 2016.

“PEMCO is pleased to announce this program with a new North American customer,” said Director of Cargo Conversions, Mike Andrews. “We look forward to demonstrating the advantages of a PEMCOconverted aircraft by providing reliable, state-of-the art cargo offerings.”

PEMCO’s latest 737-400 program will provide converted aircraft with eleven (11) pallet positions, up to 48,000 pounds of payload and 4,600 cubic feet of total volume. The optimized CG of PEMCO’s 737-400 freighter yields the highest possible usable payload and retains maximum best-in-class fuel efficiency for unbeatable range and operating economics.

PEMCO’s 60-plus customers select the company’s passenger-to-freighter conversion for its superior cargo door and system, superior operating functions, on-time turnaround, and a track record of two million hours of safe, reliable operation. PEMCO B737 freighter conversions are the world’s only designed, certified and supported conversions that use data obtained through an exclusive Boeing Data licensing agreement to ensure maximum performance and reliability.





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