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Air Wisconsin Dips Toe In Air Cargo

Air Wisconsin will soon start flying small regional jet that’s been converted to handle freight. Potential users are companies that need expedited shipments. Air Wisconsin
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Key Takeaways:

  • Regional carrier Air Wisconsin is diversifying into the air cargo market, deploying a single CRJ-200 regional jet converted to a freighter by early December.
  • This move aims to leverage their extensive experience with CRJ-200s and capitalize on growing demand for cargo lift, following a trend set by competitor Mesa Airlines.
  • The converted CRJ-200 offers a 14,600-pound payload and competitive speed for expedited shipping, targeting integrators and ad hoc charter customers like automakers.
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Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on FreightWaves.com.

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