Airbus announces that Air China Cargo has placed a new order to expand its future A350F fleet. It has committed to four additional aircraft, bringing its total order to ten.
The aircraft manufacturer recalls that the initial order was signed last November.
The Chinese airline currently operates eight A330-200P2Fs (converted aircraft), a fleet which will be complemented by the A350F. It also has two 747-400Fs and thirteen 777Fs in service.
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