Elbe Flugzeugwerke (EFW) has completed the redelivery of the fifth and final Airbus A330-200P2F freighter to EgyptAir Cargo under its current conversion agreement, marking another milestone in the companies’ nearly three-decade partnership.
EgyptAir was the launch customer for the A330-200P2F programme, with the first converted aircraft delivered in 2018. With the latest delivery, EFW has now redelivered nine Airbus widebody freighters to EgyptAir Cargo across different Airbus aircraft generations, all converted at EFW’s facilities in Dresden, Germany.
The completed programme reflects the continued expansion of EgyptAir Cargo’s widebody freighter capabilities as demand for efficient air cargo capacity grows.
EFW SVP Sales & Marketing Dr Lee London said the completion of the project highlights the longstanding relationship between the two companies and their cooperation on the A330-200P2F programme.
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He added that EFW’s freighter conversions are designed to support EgyptAir’s cargo operations with aircraft capable of meeting evolving air freight requirements.
EgyptAir Cargo CEO and Chairman Captain Ihab Eltahtawy said the latest A330-200P2F redelivery represents an important milestone in the cooperation between the two companies, highlighting EFW’s technical expertise and the close collaboration between their teams.
The latest delivery further strengthens EFW’s position in the Airbus P2F conversion market, while extending its long-running relationship with EgyptAir Cargo.
