Challenge Group receives first 777-300ERSF aircraft
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Background ✨
Challenge Group previously launched its Boeing 777-300ERSF conversion programme and planned to register its first aircraft in the EASA region under a Maltese AOC, working with Malta’s Civil Aviation Directorate and training pilots for the type rating1. It also partnered with Israel Aerospace Industries to convert 10 Boeing 777-300s, with the first conversion expected to enter service by end-20252. Challenge Group signed an ACMI agreement with Kalitta Air to operate a 777-300ERSF on Tel Aviv-Hong Kong via Dubai3.