Aloha Air Cargo has purchased two Boeing 737-300SF all-cargo aircraft, which will replace half of the carrier’s fleet of Boeing 737-200s.
One of the 737s is currently in operation, and the other will enter the Aloha system in the third quarter.
“Our current fleet of four Boeing 737-200 aircraft has served Aloha and our predecessor very well over the last several decades, but timing is key to begin transitioning to a newer airframe,” Aloha Air Cargo’s chief operating officer, Pat Rosa, said in a statement. “We are excited to invest in the future of our company and its employees by adding the 737-300s to our fleet.”
Aloha Air Cargo begins fleet upgrade
