N226CY

This airframe, registered as N226CY, is a Boeing 767-383/ER (BDSF freighter conversion) originally manufactured by Boeing in 1992 and carrying manufacturer's serial number 26544. It is owned by CARGO AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT INC, a corporation based in Wilmington, OH, US, and is registered in the US. Specific historical transfers, notable registry actions, and public valuation or condition reports are not published. The airframe is configured and maintained for cargo operations under corporate ownership and has been operated from the owner's United States base.

The aircraft carries a freighter cabin resulting from a Boeing Converted Freighter (BDSF) main-deck pallet/container layout with no passenger seating, optimized for unitized freight and bulk cargo carriage. Avionics fitment details are not published beyond standard long-range transport-class systems typical for the 767-300ER family; operationally the airframe is suitable for transcontinental and intercontinental cargo missions within its published range and cruise performance. Typical mission profiles for this configuration include scheduled and ad hoc freight services, express cargo runs, and contract logistics operations originating from the operator’s Wilmington, Ohio, base. Maintenance considerations center on freighter-specific structural inspections and pallet-track systems associated with main-deck cargo operations.

The Boeing 767-383/ER occupies a mid-size widebody freighter niche, offering long-range capability with two high-thrust turbofan engines and efficient cruise speeds for its class. Competing models in the market space include converted narrow- and widebody freighters that target similar payload-range missions; demand concentrates on operators needing long-range, medium-capacity freighter performance. Buyers and lessors monitor PW4060 engine maintenance status, conversion integrity, and remaining structural fatigue life when assessing resale value and maintenance reserves for airframes like N226CY.