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High-Growth (2014 - 2033)

Source: ACMG Workshop on Air Cargo, 2014

Freighter Fleet Doubles with 5% Annual Traffic Growth

2,996 freighters needed for growth & replacement through 2033

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620

750

925

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500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

4,000

2013

2018

2023

2028

2033

large

medium wide

medium narrow

1558

1883

2286

2775

3370

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IAI - Conversion Center Qualities

G-100

G-150

G-280

B-737

B-767 (Family)

BEDEK features:

Engineering with OEM Aircraft Design Capability

Efficient Stabilized Conversion Lines

Extensive Production Capability

Highly Experienced MRO Center

Dedicated Customer Support

B-737 (Family)

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PAX to Freighter Conversions

B747-400BDSF

B737-300/-400BDSF

B737-300/-400BDSF

B747-400BDSF

B767-200/-300BDSF

B767-200/-300BDSF

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Aircraft Programs Division - Organization Chart

GENERAL MANAGER

Z. Genisher

ENGINEERING

M. Hasid

CERTIFICATION

D. Gat

B767-300

CONVERSIONS

N. Sharoni

B747-400

CONVERSIONS

M. Bash

FOREIGN

CONVERSIONS

SITES/B737

Z. Kaholi

AIR REFUELING

PROJECT

MANAGER

B. Grossman

ACTING

SUPPORT &

CUSTOMER

SERVICE

S. Danieli

PLANNING &

CONTROL

MANAGEMENT

SALES &

CONTRACT

MANAGEMENT

S. Kidron

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Aircraft Conversion from PAX To Freighter (P2F)

BEDEK has over 35 years of experience in the field of P2F conversions and is

a world leader in P2F STC development

BEDEK converted aircraft have already over 2,000,000

flying hours accumulated with no AD’s issued on BEDEK STC’s

767-200/300

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Conversion Products

B707-320 PAX

B727-200 PAX

B747-100 PAX

B747-200BDSF (PAX and Combi)

MD11 as Boeing’s Subcontractor

B757-200 partnership with

Boeing and ST Aero

Under Development

Past Programs

Payload (lbs)

Range (nm)

30,000

90,000

120,000

150,000

180,000

210,000

240,000

60,000

0

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

4500

5000

270,000

B747-400

(29)

B767-300

(12)

B767-200

(60)

B737-400

(14)

B737-300

(40)

From 1995 to 2015 -

Over 200 Conversions

B737NG

B777

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B767-300ER BDSF Specifications

AIRCRAFT TYPE

SPECIFICATION

767-300ER BDSF

Without Winglets

767-300ER BDSF

(Under

Development)

Without Winglets

767-300ER BDSF

(Under

Development)

With Winglets

Engines

GE/PW

PW

GE/PW

CLS

Manual

Manual

Manual

MTOW (lbs.)

412,000

412,000

412,000

MZFW (lbs.)

309,000/303,000

309,000

309,000

MLW (lbs.)

326000/320,000

326,000

326,000

OEW (lbs.)

180,800/181,400

181,400

183,800/184,400

Gross Structural Payload (lbs.)

128,200/121,600

127,600

125,200/124,600

Usable Volume Main Deck (cubic feet)

11,884

11,884

11,884

Main Deck Positions

24[88X125P]

24[88X125P]

24[88X125P]

Usable Volume Lower Deck (cubic feet)

3,750

3,750

3,750

Lower Deck Positions

30 [LD2]

30 [LD2]

30 [LD2]

Bulk Volume

430

430

430

Total Usable Volume (cubic feet)

16,064

16,064

16,064

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Weights

Up to

155,000lb

MTW*

Up to

154,500lb

MTOW*

Up to

121,000lb

MZFW*

Up to

129,000lb

MLW*

PAX

BEW-8000lb

BEW**

Up to

45,000lb

Payload***

****Main Deck Loading Configurations

#19 Optional

#6 Optional

#1 Optional

(8) ULD’s 88”X125”X82”

plus (1) ULD 80”X43”X57”

plus

(1) ULD 88”X78.9”X62.5”

(6) ULD’s 88”X125”X82”

plus

Engine (no overhanging

fwd)

(1) ULD 88”X53”X64”

(

8) ULD’s 88”X125”

plus

(1) ULD

60.4”X96”X64”

Or 61.5”X96”X64”

Lower Deck Loading

Loading configurations remains as is

* Aircraft as-delivered weights

** BEW after conversion (

±

1%): PAX BEW – 8000lb

*** Max payload on the main deck

**** Out of total 19 proposed loading configurations

10 Positions

7 Positions

9 Positions

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Weights

Up to 174,900lb

MTW*

Up to 174,200lb

MTOW*

Up to 138,300lb

MZFW*

Up to 146,300lb

MLW*

PAX BEW-

8000lb

BEW**

Up to 52,000lb

Payload***

Main Deck Loading Configurations

#3 Optional

#2 Optional

#1 Optional

(10) ULD’s 96”x125”x82”

plus

(1) ULD 79”x60.4”x64”

or 88”x53”x64”

or 88”x78.9”x62.5”

(11) ULD’s 88”x108x63”

plus

(1) ULD 79”x60.4”x64”

(

11) ULD’s 88”x125”x82”

plus

(1) ULD 79”x60.4”x64”

Lower Deck Loading

Loading configurations remains as is

* Aircraft as-delivered weights

** BEW after conversion (

±

1%): PAX BEW – 8000lb

***Max payload on the main deck

12 Positions

12 Positions

11 Positions

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ABX AIR

AIR CASTLE

AIR CARGO GERMANY

AIR FRANCE

ALITALIA

ASIANA

ATLAS AIR

BLUEBIRD CARGO

BOEING / BAS

BRAVIA CAPITAL

CARGO JET

CHANNEL EXPRESS

CHINA EASTERN (BAS)

CHINA POSTAL

DHL (BAS)

DVB BANK

ESTAFETA CARGO

EURO ATLANTIC

EVA AIR

FINOVA

GECAS

GEMINI (BAS)

GUGGENHEIM

KITTY HAWK CARGO

LUFTHANSA

NORTHWEST

POLAR AIR

POTOMAC CAPITAL

QANTAS

RABOBANK

SAA CARGO

STAR AIR

TAMPA CARGO

TNT

TOWER AIR

TRITON

UPS

WORLD AIRWAYS

YANGTZE RIVER

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GECAS

Tampa

Star Airways

Cargo Holdings International

EuroAtlantic

Among Our 767 P2F Conversion Customers

GAP

ATSG (ABX Act.)

767-200-/300

767-200

767-200

767-200

767-300

767-300

767-200-/300

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(737-300, 737-400, 767-200, 767-300, 747-400 Combi / Pax)

(737-300, 737-400, 767-200, 767-300, 747-400 Combi / Pax.)

(737-300, 737-400, 767-200, 767-300, 747-400 Combi / Pax)

(737-300, 737-400, 747-400 Combi / Pax)

(737-300)

(747-400 Combi/Pax)

(747-400 Combi / Pax)

CAAI - Israel

FAA - USA

EASA - Europe

CAAC - China

CASA - Australia

KCASA - Korea

ROCCAA - Taiwan

SACAA - S. Africa

ANAC - Brazil

(737-300)

BEDEK Conversions Certified by:

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Maintenance Center Approach

Modifications

P2F Conversions

Customer Support

Maintenance

The BEDEK Aviation Group

has the Capability for Heavy

Maintenance, Modifications,

Cargo Conversions and

Special Mission Aircraft (MMTT)

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Passenger Aircraft Acquisition Support

Cargo Conversion

Avionics and Systems Upgrade

Fleet Standardization

In-service Induction Support

Long-Term Total Maintenance Support

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Product and Customer Support

Documentation:

Aircraft Manuals Supplements and Revisions

Aircraft Installation Drawings

Engineering Support:

On going review of OEM SB’s and FAA AD’s

Repairs and Modifications Design

Technical Support

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One point of contact throughout the aircraft life

Customized Services to the specific needs of each operator

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Immediate Response 365/24/7

Spare Parts Revision

Urgent Engineering Advice and Support

Maintenance and Operation Support

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Why Choose the BEDEK Special Freighter?

More than 200 Cargo Conversions

Over 2M Flight Hours

Design for Quality & Reliability

Cost Effective Solutions

Long-Term Customer Support

No AD’s Issued on IAI/BEDEK STC’s

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