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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:

  • Air Wisconsin, a regional operator for United Express, is diversifying into air cargo by deploying a CRJ-200 regional jet converted into a freighter, expected to launch in early December.
  • This strategic move aims to capitalize on growing cargo demand and diversify the airline's revenue stream by leveraging its extensive experience operating CRJ-200 aircraft.
  • The CRJ-200 freighter offers speed advantages for integrators and utilizes a readily available aircraft type being phased out from passenger service, with Air Wisconsin benefiting from its existing operational infrastructure and engine supply.
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Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on FreightWaves.com.

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