N244FE

This entry covers airframe N244FE, a freighter configured Boeing 767-300F with manufacturer's serial number 67549. The aircraft is recorded as owned by BOEING CO (a corporation located in Renton, WA, US); no prior ownership changes are published. The build year is not published, and there are no publicly noted registry actions or valuation details published for this individual airframe. As a Boeing-manufactured freighter, it is associated with the company’s Renton, Washington, facilities as the owner's location.

The cabin on N244FE is a main-deck palletized freighter layout with 2 flight crew seats, tailored to cargo operations rather than passenger transport. Avionics and specific onboard systems are not published for this airframe; however, the freighter layout and manufacturer pedigree indicate operations focused on palletized cargo movement over medium to long stage lengths consistent with a 3,225 nm range and 460 kts cruise. Typical mission profiles for this configuration would center on scheduled or ad hoc freight routes requiring main-deck pallet loading capability, with the operator presence tied to the owner’s Renton, WA location. Maintenance considerations specific to this aircraft are not published, though the palletized main-deck arrangement implies routine attention to cargo-handling fittings and main-deck floor systems.

This airframe is a member of the Boeing 767-300F family, a twin-aisle freighter class produced by Boeing and represented here by serial 67549. The combination of a palletized main deck, a cruise speed of 460 kts, and a service ceiling of 43,000 ft positions the 767-300F as a medium-capacity, medium-range freighter platform within the market. Buyer and operator considerations for this type include cargo-handling capability, airframe serviceability, and fleet commonality with other Boeing product lines; specific resale, demand, and maintenance history for N244FE are not published.