Based in Miami, 7 Air has reached a significant milestone in its certification process to start cargo operations. The airline conducted its first test flights on Thursday, 23rd January. This development comes after receiving preliminary approval from the United States Department of Transportation.
Test Flights and Fleet Developments
During the test flights, 7 Air flew from Miami to Austin and Fort Worth using Boeing 737-800 freighters. The company announced the successful completion of the test flights, with the certification process ongoing. The current fleet of 7 Air consists of two Boeing 737-800 aircraft converted from passenger to cargo planes: N782AC and N330FL.
Growth Plans and Cargo Network
The airline plans to add two new aircraft to its fleet in the coming months. Its business model includes charter cargo operations covering all 48 states in the United States, as well as South America, the Caribbean, Mexico, Canada, and Alaska. 7 Air also announced it is working on enhancing its cargo handling facilities and integrating its logistics systems.
Strong Support from Xtreme Group
7 Air is also strengthening its operations through its partnership with Xtreme Group, a subsidiary specialised in aircraft maintenance, leasing, and MRO (maintenance, repair, and operations) services. Xtreme Group provides comprehensive support to the airline’s operations, helping to accelerate its growth objectives.
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