The Boeing 737-800NG in a combined passenger–cargo configuration is entering commercial service for the first time worldwide. Canadian airline Air Inuit is preparing to begin operations with this aircraft type after receiving the required approval from national regulators, according to Aerospace Global News. According to the carrier, Transport Canada has certified the modified aircraft, allowing […] Post World’s First Combined Passenger–Cargo Boeing 737 Enters Service at Root-Nation.com.

Boeing 737-800NG у комбінованій пасажирсько-вантажній конфігурації вперше у світі вводиться в комерційну експлуатацію. Канадська авіакомпанія Air Inuit готується розпочати польоти на цьому типі повітряного судна після отримання необхідного дозволу від національних регуляторів, повідомляє Aerospace Global News. За даними перевізника, Transport Canada сертифікувала модифікований літак, що дозволяє вже цього тижня задіяти його на регулярних рейсах між […] Post Перший у світі комбінований пасажирсько-вантажний Boeing 737 виходить в рейс at Root-Nation.com.

SAINT-LAURENT, QC , Jan. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ – Air Inuit, which is wholly owned by the Inuit of Nunavik through Makivvik Corporation, today announced that its first newly re-engineered Boeing 737–800NG combi aircraft has been certified by Transport Canada, marking the arrival of the world’s first 737–800NG configured for both passengers and freight. The aircraft will officially enter service on Air Inuit’s Montréal-Kuujjuaq route on January 13th, 2026. “Our investment in this next–generation combi reflects Air Inuit’s commitment to innovation that directly serves the unique passenger and freight needs of the communities and the people we serve,” said Christian Busch, […]

The newly certified 737-800 Combi features a multi-role layout with five cargo pallets forward and seating for 90 passengers aft.

KF Aerospace secures Transport Canada certification for the Boeing 737-800 Combi, enabling mixed cargo and passenger operations for Air Inuit.

KF Aerospace announced the successful certification of its first Boeing 737-800 Combi conversion on January 8 after the approve by the Transport Canada agency.

The carrier is retrofitting two more 737-800s for combi use, set to enter service in 2025.