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767-300BCF for Uzbekistan Airways

David HarrisbyDavid Harris
November 11, 2014
in Carriers, Freighter Aircraft
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Looking out the door of Uzbekistan Airways first 767-300BCF
Looking out the door of Uzbekistan Airways first 767-300BCF

Uzbekistan Airways took redelivery of the first of two 767‑300BCFs (28370, from its own fleet) it ordered from Boeing.

The conversion was done at ST Aerospace’s Seletar facility. The second unit (28392, also from Uzbekistan’s fleet) is in conversion now with redelivery expected before year-end.

Uzbekistan Airways currently operates two A300-600Fs, but said when it placed the 767 P-to-F order that it intended to retire these once the 767 freighters were in operation.

Tags: 767-300FBoeingST Engineering
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