Aviation Composites NZ developing AC-2 AveniQ regional freighter with lower operating

Aviation Composites NZ developing AC-2 AveniQ regional freighter with lower operating
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Aviation Composites NZ is developing the AC-2 AveniQ, a single‑engine regional freighter that is designed to cut operating costs by about 40% compared with similar aircraft.

The aircraft’s capital cost is projected to be roughly 25% lower than other new aircraft in its class, and it can carry three AKE containers plus additional outsized loads without structural redesign; a combi version would accommodate one AKE container and 12 passengers over 435 NM.

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