Conversion of the first of two Bombardier CRJ200 package freighters has been completed by Cascade Aerospace in Canada, with the second soon to be completed. The modification involves the removal of the passenger cabin and plugging of windows, but does not include the installation of a large cargo door. The first aircraft is scheduled for delivery to Sweden's West Air Europe during the second quarter.
Source: Flight International
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