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Qantas has announced it will lease a Boeing 767-300F freighter for services on the Tasman, increasing its capacity by 40 per cent over current services which are operated by a wet leased ATI 767-200F.
The new aircraft, which will also be the first to feature a new Qantas Freight-specific livery, is being added to cater for increasing demand on the Tasman.
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“The Tasman is one of Qantas Freight’s most important markets and this investment reinforces the commitment we made when we established the freighter operation in 2009,” said Qantas Freight executive manager Stephen Cleary. “It will provide Australian and New Zealand exporters with more dedicated capacity and even better service reliability. This new aircraft has a maximum payload of 59 tonnes – an increase of approximately 40 per cent over the B767-200F aircraft we previously operated on the sector.”
The new aircraft will be operated for Qantas by subsidiary Express Freighters Australia (EFA), which also operates four 737-300Fs on behalf of Australian air Express, and is due to enter service in February 2011.
