Avensis Aviation has released its new passenger to freight (PET) conversion product, the Medius Combi. The new product allows airlines to combine passenger and cargo cabin configuration into a single fully reversible ‘Class F’ cargo converted aircraft.
“In the current climate passenger demand is in constant flux. Therefore, an innovative approach to aircraft utilisation is needed if airlines are to retain well established passenger routes and landing slots, but also maximise income across their flights,” the company says.
Medius Combi features a unique “combination” of passenger cabin and a full class F cargo compartment in the main deck allowing airlines to profitably operate mixed passenger and cargo flights whilst maximising take-off and landing slots utilisation.
The Medius Combi PTF conversion has a rigid cabin partition installed to separate the passenger cabin and cargo compartment. Whilst we also adapt the Environmental Control System (ECS) and Smoke Detection System (SDS) to meet the Class F compartment requirements. All Medius PTF conversions are future-proofed and are fully reversible if aircraft utilisation requirements change.
