Uganda Airlines Signs Agreement with Boeing to Purchase Two Cargo Aircraft and Eight Passenger Jets

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Uganda Airlines has signed a letter of commitment with Boeing to purchase two converted cargo aircraft and eight new passenger jets, advancing its fleet expansion plan.

Under the agreement, Uganda Airlines will expand simultaneously in both passenger and cargo operations. The two converted cargo aircraft include a Boeing 767 widebody freighter conversion and a Boeing 737 BCF freighter, aimed at enhancing the airline's air cargo capacity to meet the growing demand for freight services in Africa and international markets.

The signing ceremony was held at the State House in Entebbe, Uganda. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, several senior government officials, representatives from the U.S. Embassy, members of the Uganda Airlines board, and Boeing executives attended the event.

The introduction of new aircraft will enable Uganda Airlines to expand its passenger and cargo operations, improve regional and international route connectivity, and thereby boost Uganda's trade, tourism, investment, and air cargo handling capabilities. This fleet expansion aligns with the airline's modernization strategy, helping it enhance connectivity levels and gradually become a key aviation operator in the region.

Anbessie Yitbarek, Vice President of Boeing, stated at the signing ceremony that Boeing will continue to support Uganda Airlines' fleet expansion.

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