My Freighter adds tenth Boeing 767-300 freighter to Uzbek fleet
The 33-year-old converted widebody arrived in Tashkent from the USA, with two further Boeing 767 aircraft scheduled to enter service before year-end.
The Uzbek cargo airline My Freighter has officially taken delivery of its tenth Boeing 767-300 freighter. The aircraft in question is a converted freighter and is thirty-three years old.
On 4 October, the converted Boeing 767 arrived in Tashkent from the USA. Following its arrival in Uzbekistan, the aircraft now bears the Uzbek registration UK67023. The freighter has been named after Zahir-al-Din Muhammad Babur, a Central Asian ruler and military commander.
This aircraft constitutes the tenth Boeing 767 freighter integrated into the fleet of the Uzbek cargo carrier. Fleet expansion is set to continue in the near term. According to current planning, two additional aircraft of this exact Boeing 767 type are expected to join the My Freighter fleet before the end of the year.
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Fleet inductions of converted Boeing 767 freighters maintain global demand for medium-widebody cargo flight crews.
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