N315UP

This airframe, registered as N315UP, is a Boeing 767-34AF (767-300F) built in 1996 with manufacturer serial number 27743 by The Boeing Company. The certificate is held in the United States (US) and the listed owner is C C & E I LLC, a limited-liability company based in Louisville, KY, US. The freighter configuration and owner location indicate a commercial cargo role; ownership under C C & E I LLC reflects its placement in the U.S.-based cargo operator/lessor sector. No passenger cabin is present and the aircraft presents as a main-deck freighter tailored for unit load device operations on the lower deck.

The airframe operates in a main-deck freighter configuration with no passenger cabin and is outfitted with lower-deck ULD positions to maximize bulk cargo carriage. Specific avionics fit and auxiliary equipment details are Not published in the supplied data; routine cargo missions for this registration would typically include domestic and transcontinental sectors consistent with the model’s range and performance. Based in Louisville by owner association, the airplane is well suited to hub-and-spoke express cargo operations and can be cycled frequently under standard freighter maintenance programs. Maintenance considerations for this individual ship include attention to CF6-80C2B7F engine-specific service items and structural checks common to late-1990s 767 freighters.

The Boeing 767-300F airframe occupies a mid-size widebody freighter niche offering efficient twin-engine payload-range capability for regional and intercontinental cargo operators. Competing types in similar missions include converted older 747-200 freighters on shorter sectors and newer twinjets such as the 787 freighter concepts for longer range; the 767-300F remains attractive for operators prioritizing lower acquisition cost and proven systems. Resale and maintenance considerations hinge on airframe age (built 1996), engine shop visit cycles for the GE CF6-80C2 series, and the existing main-deck freighter conversion equipment and ULD provisions.