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Aviation News Boeing to add 767-300BCF conversion lines at GAMECO in 2022

Boeing to add 767-300BCF conversion lines at GAMECO in 2022

Romain Guillot
30 SEP 2021 | 201 words
Boeing to add 767-300BCF conversion lines at GAMECO in 2022
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Boeing and Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Company Limited (GAMECO) announced plans to create additional capacity for the 767-300 Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) to help meet continued strong market demand.

The agreement, revealed by the two companies during a signing ceremony at the China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai, will expand freighter conversion capacity at GAMECO, opening two new 767-300BCF conversion lines next year.

"It was mutually beneficial to continue building our relationship with GAMECO to provide additional conversion capacity for the 767-300BCF while supporting growth in the region," said Peter Gao, vice president, Boeing Commercial Sales and Marketing for China. "GAMECO has demonstrated excellent execution on the 737-800BCF program. We know it will bring the same expertise and proven capability to help deliver our medium widebody freighter conversions to our global customers."

GAMECO will be the first MRO in China to convert the 767-300BCF and the only MRO converting both the 767-300BCF and the 737-800BCF. Earlier this year, GAMECO announced plans to open a third 737-800BCF conversion line.

Singapore-based ST Aviation Services Company Pte Ltd (SASCO) currently performs all the 767-300BCF conversions.
Romain Guillot
Chief editor
Cofounder of Journal de l'Aviation and Alertavia


 
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