Mammoth Freighters has delivered its first converted Boeing 777-200LRMF freighter to Jetran, marking a significant milestone in the company’s 777 passenger-to-freighter conversion program.
The aircraft, MSN 32222 and registered as N703DN, is the first of more than two dozen 777-200LRMF freighters ordered by Jetran. Of these aircraft, 13 are expected to enter revenue service within DHL’s global cargo network.
The delivery comes after the aircraft made its public debut at the Farnborough International Airshow. Mammoth said further aircraft from Jetran’s orderbook, including freighters destined for DHL and Qatar Airways, are scheduled for delivery in the coming weeks.
Mammoth CEO Bill Tarpley said the delivery highlights the growing momentum behind the company’s 777 conversion program, with the first aircraft now preparing to begin revenue service with DHL.
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Jetran CEO Jordan Jaffe said the milestone represents the culmination of several years of development and collaboration between Jetran, Mammoth and DHL.
The 777-200LRMF is based on the Boeing 777-200LR passenger aircraft and is designed to provide long-range, high-capacity cargo operations. Mammoth is also developing the larger 777-300ERMF freighter conversion, which is nearing certification.
