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Airbus and CMA CGM Group sign for four A350F freighters

Airbus and shipping and logistics specialist CMA CGM Group, have signed a binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the purchase of four A350F freighter aircraft.

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The order, which is subject to finalisation in the coming weeks, will lift CMA CGM’s total Airbus fleet to nine aircraft, including five A330-200F.

The aircraft will be operated by CMA CGM AIR CARGO, the recently launched air cargo activity of CMA CGM Group.

“We are proud to welcome CMA CGM AIR CARGO in the group of operators for the A350F and we are equally pleased to support the company’s future strategic development,” said Christian Scherer, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer and Head of Airbus International. "The A350F will fit seamlessly into the carrier’s existing fleet of Airbus freighters. Thanks to its composite airframe and latest technology engines, it will bring unbeatable efficiency in terms of fuel burn, economics and CO₂ emissions, empowering the long-term sustainable growth of the Group.”

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Scherer added: “Having an early endorsement by such an international cargo powerhouse as the CMA CGM Group is very gratifying.”
 

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