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Felipe Reisch
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Writer, AvBuyer Africa
Santiago
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By Felipe Reisch| aviation360me.com@ Just a few years ago, several aging widebodies sat idle on sun-drenched aprons across the IMEA region, their commercial futures uncertain. However, the surge in e-commerce, coupled with tightening cargo capacity and the high costs of new freighters, has sparked a quiet transformation. Airlines, once focused solely on passenger growth, are now running the numbers on passenger-to-freighter (P2F) conversions—and finding the economics increasingly difficult to ignore.
By Felipe Reisch, Paige Smith Verified| Business Airport International Verified With many private aircraft flying empty due to repositioning purposes, empty-leg offerings have been a solution in the industry to reduce or even offset costs. Many companies have begun to explore the opportunities and challenges these types of flights bring – from additional revenue streams to a change in customer perception. It is calculated that 40% of private jet flights are empty return legs.
By Felipe Reisch, Paige Smith Verified| Business Airport International Verified Economic growth, infrastructural development, regulatory improvements, and increased demand for air travel have shaped every major global business aviation. The Middle East, especially the countries that conform to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)—Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates—and some sectors in Africa are no exception.
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AvBuyer Africa