Malaysia Airlines (MAS) is understood to be looking to sell its two GE CF6-powered Boeing 747-400 Combis and its single Pratt & Whitney JT9D-powered 747-300 Combi. The airline wants to rationalise its mix of airframes and engines and to implement an all-passenger and all-freighter fleet. The airline's two Rolls-Royce RB.211-powered 747-200s were recently converted to freighters. The airline has selected the P&W PW4000 engine for its outstanding order for 11 747-400s.
Source: Flight International
