Mammoth Freighters launches first 777-200LRMF conversion in China

Mammoth Freighters launches first 777-200LRMF conversion in China
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Mammoth Freighters launched its first Boeing 777-200LRMF conversion in China at STAECO Qingdao, converting aircraft N60VL (MSN 39254, ex‑Air India) that belongs to Jetran.

The conversion follows an order for more than twenty 777-200LRMFs, including thirteen aircraft for DHL’s global network, and the partnership between Mammoth Freighters and STAECO was announced on 15 July. A second conversion line is planned at Qingdao beginning in 2027, with HAECO Xiamen supporting STAECO during project start‑up, while STAECO Qingdao becomes the third site able to work on Mammoth Freighters 777 conversions after Aspire MRO in Fort Worth and STS Aviation Services in Manchester. Mammoth Freighters obtained the FAA STC for its 777-200LRMF in April.

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