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C&L Inks Deal To Convert, Sell Six Saab Turboprops

C&L Aerospace will convert six Saab 340 twin turboprops for freight operations under a sales agreement with Legends Airways.

C&L Aerospace will also provide parts and maintenance support for the Saab 340 under a six-aircraft conversion and sales agreement with Legends Airways. (Photo: C&L Aerospace)

By Jerry Siebenmark • Senior Editor

August 6, 2021

C&L Aerospace has signed a deal with Part 135 operator Legends Airways to convert and sell six Saab 340 aircraft for freight operations, the C&L Aviation Group company announced this week. The Bangor, Maine-based company has already converted two of the turboprop twins and expects to deliver the remaining four by year-end.

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