N301UP

This airframe, registered as N301UP, is a Boeing-built freighter delivered in 1995 with manufacturer serial number 27239. The airframe is a Boeing 767-34AF (freighter / 767-300F) and is recorded in corporate ownership by WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY OWNER TRUSTEE of Wilmington, DE, US, reflecting a financial trust ownership structure rather than an operator. The aircraft is U.S.-registered and has been valued in asset records at $12,000,000, a figure that highlights its role as a mid-life freighter asset with ongoing utility for cargo operators. Notable registry information includes its U.S. registration N301UP and the association with a corporate owner representing asset stewardship rather than line operation.

The cabin of this airframe is arranged in a main-deck palletized freighter configuration with lower-deck ULD capability, and provision for crew seating only; there are no passenger accommodations. As a main-deck palletized freighter, the airframe is typically employed on medium- to long-range cargo missions that take advantage of its 3,225 nm range and high-efficiency twin-engine layout. Operator records note GE CF6-80C2-series powerplants, which inform maintenance planning and spare-part logistics specific to CF6-80C2B7F-reported installations. The aircraft’s corporate ownership by WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY OWNER TRUSTEE suggests it is commonly placed with third-party cargo operators or leasing arrangements rather than being operated directly by the owner.

The Boeing 767-34AF (767-300F) occupies a niche as a medium-capacity, medium-range freighter offering main-deck palletization and lower-deck ULD flexibility; its twin CF6 engines deliver a balance of thrust and fuel efficiency for its class. Competing types in the market include other converted or factory-built twin-aisle freighters of similar capacity, and demand is driven by integrators and ACMI/charter operators seeking robust payload-range performance. Maintenance and resale considerations for this airframe are informed by its 1995 build year, CF6-80C2 powerplants, and its trust-held ownership, all factors affecting market liquidity, lease rates, and the value indicated in asset records.