Stephan Hollmann

PACAVI confirms first orders for A320/A321 Freighter conversions

by Payload Asia

PACAVI Group chief executive Stephan Hollmann reported on the progress of the company’s first-to-market Airbus A320/A321 passenger-to-freighter (P2F) conversion programme today, confirming first orders for the PACAVI Freighter LITE. Customers include Colt Aviation/Colt Cargo, Norwegian company Airline Management AS, and two more companies that cannot be revealed yet. An additional launch order has been issued by an undisclosed leasing customer. Brazil-based Colt has ordered two converted … [Read more...] about PACAVI confirms first orders for A320/A321 Freighter conversions

PacAvi to target Asia’s P2F conversions market

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PacAvi Group is partnering with Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Co., Ltd (GAMECO) to address the Chinese and Asian markets for Airbus A320 and A321 passenger-to-freighter conversions. PacAvi Group CEO Stephan Hollmann commented on the latest addition to its global family of freighter conversion partners:  "We view GAMECO as an exciting addition to our global network of MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) and engineering partners. We continue to make swift and steady … [Read more...] about PacAvi to target Asia’s P2F conversions market

PacAvi to target Asia's P2F conversions market

by Payload Asia

PacAvi Group is partnering with Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Co., Ltd (GAMECO) to address the Chinese and Asian markets for Airbus A320 and A321 passenger-to-freighter conversions. PacAvi Group CEO Stephan Hollmann commented on the latest addition to its global family of freighter conversion partners:  "We view GAMECO as an exciting addition to our global network of MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) and engineering partners. We continue to make swift and steady … [Read more...] about PacAvi to target Asia's P2F conversions market

PacAvi to convert A320s, A321s to freighters

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PACAVI Group and AeroTurbine plan start new programme to convert A320 and A321 passenger planes to freighters with commercial deliveries beginning by 2017. PacAvi Group CEO, Stephan Hollmann, commented on the project: "We view this as an exciting opportunity.  There are currently about 600 freighters of the size category of the A320 and A321 operating globally, and this market is set to grow rapidly in the BRIC countries and around the world. Right now the only products of similar … [Read more...] about PacAvi to convert A320s, A321s to freighters