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AerSale leases Boeing 757 freighter for Central and Eastern Europe routes

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AerSale leased a Boeing 757-200PCF freighter aircraft to Mister Air Transport S.R.L., a Romanian-based cargo carrier. Mister Air Transport S.R.L. will manage freighter operations on behalf of AerCommerce’s established cargo customer base. The aircraft is expected to enter revenue service in October 2026, marking the launch of Mister Air’s flight operations. The carrier plans to use the aircraft to target middle-mile markets across Central and Eastern Europe.

From saultstar.com

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The move supports the establishment of a dedicated medium-haul freighter fleet in the region. The aircraft is suited for connecting major production and e-commerce gateways where larger widebodies are uneconomic. Mister Air intends to grow its fleet to meet anticipated demand in Central and Eastern Europe.

AerSale supplies commercial aircraft and proprietary engineered solutions to airlines that operate large jets manufactured by Boeing.

From saultstar.com

Who's involved

  • AerSaleGlobal supplier of aftermarket commercial aircraft and engineered solutions.
  • BoeingManufacturer of the Boeing 757-200PCF freighter aircraft.
  • RomaniaCountry where the cargo carrier's operational base is located.
  • Central and Eastern EuropeGeographic region targeted for the new middle-mile cargo routes.

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