Mammoth Freighters LLC (“Mammoth”) is pleased to announce the company has signed a multi-year contract with Aspire MRO (“Aspire”) to perform Passenger-to-Freighter conversions and maintenance related work for the Mammoth 777-200LRMF and 777-300ERMF freighter programs. Located at the Alliance Airport in Fort Worth, Texas, Aspire’s state-of-the-art facility encompasses 840,000 square feet and provides a total of six widebody production bays, with 777 specific tooling and work platforms.
“We are excited to partner with Aspire for the touch labor and maintenance requirements on our 777 freighter conversion programs. Their experienced leadership team and skilled workforce, combined with an impressive facility will be a win-win situation for both companies,” stated Mammoth’s Senior Vice President of Operations, David Steinmetz. “Mammoth continues to create a centralized US-base of operations, so Aspire is a natural fit for us.”
Mammoth has already secured additional facilities at the Fort Worth Alliance Airport which are being used to accommodate the company’s warehousing, main cargo door assembly, logistics, and kitting requirements.
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