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DHL and iAero Airways Expand Their Partnership by Adding An Additional Boeing 737-800F Wet Lease Aircraft

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iAero Airways will now operate six 737-400 and -800 cargo aircraft for DHL Express

MIAMI, June 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- iAero Airways (https://iaerogroup.com/iaero-airways/), the largest charter airline in the US, and one of the companies within the iAero Group (https://iaerogroup.com) aviation investment platform, has expanded its service to operate a total of six DHL cargo aircraft. The latest aircraft to be added, a Boeing 737-800F, will operate on an ACMI basis by iAero Airways while the other five existing aircraft are operated on a CM basis.

iAero Airways 737 Fleet
iAero Airways 737 Fleet

"We are honored to serve such an iconic global logistics brand with our safe and reliable cargo services," says Robert Caputo, Chief Executive Officer of iAero Group. "And we look forward to operating additional aircraft for DHL to help them expand their global services."

About iAero Airways
iAero Airways (https://iaerogroup.com/iaero-airways/) is the largest charter airline in the US and is based in Greensboro, NC and Miami, FL. Originally founded in 1997 as Swift Air, the company has a 20+ year history of safety, growth, and diversification. In 2019, Swift Air was acquired by iAero Group and rebranded as iAero Airways. The company is an FAA Part 121 certified air carrier.

About iAero Group
iAero Group (https://iaerogroup.com) is a purpose-driven, privately-held company that was founded in 2018 to create the leading investment platform to transform and scale high-growth potential companies in the aviation industry. To date, iAero Group has acquired three companies: engine MRO AeroThrust Holdings (Miami, FL) in 2018, airframe MRO Miami Tech Aircraft Maintenance (Miami, FL) in 2018, and the largest charter airline in the US, Swift Air (Greensboro, NC), in 2019. iAero Group partnered with The Blackstone Group to help finance these transactions. Since then, these operating companies have been rebranded to iAero Thrust, iAero Tech, and iAero Airways.

For any questions regarding iAero Airways and iAero Group, please email info@iAeroGroup.com or call +1 (305) 702-0410.

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