N337AZ

This airframe, registered as N337AZ, is a Boeing 767-323(ER)(BDSF) built by The Boeing Company in 1994, manufacturer serial number 27060. The airframe is owned by Air Transport International (operated for Amazon Prime Air) and is registered in the US, reflecting an operational role in US-based cargo logistics. The aircraft was converted to a freighter under the Boeing Converted Freighter (BDSF) program and has been notable for its deployment in dedicated Amazon Prime Air operations. Ownership by a cargo specialist and operation for a major e-commerce carrier are the primary registry and operational highlights for this specific airframe.

The cabin has been modified in a converted freighter (BDSF) configuration with a main-deck pallet/container arrangement tailored for unit load devices and bulk cargo carriage; the flightdeck accommodates 2 crew. Typical mission profiles for this airframe involve medium- to long-range transcontinental and international cargo sectors within the aircraft’s 5,990 nm capability, flown at cruise speeds around 470 kts and operating up to 43,000 ft when required. The operator, Air Transport International, positions the aircraft in support of Amazon Prime Air logistics; maintenance and operational planning reflect the airframe’s converted freighter status and the specific line-fit and supplemental type certification items associated with the BDSF modification.

The Boeing 767-300ER freighter conversion occupies a niche as a medium widebody cargo aircraft offering long range and efficient twin-engine performance, exemplified here by the GE CF6-80C2B6 powerplants. Competing airframes in the same payload and range bracket include other converted widebodies and newer narrowbody freighters depending on mission density. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe type hinge on the airframe’s conversion pedigree, remaining fatigue life since its 1994 build, and the market demand driven by e-commerce integrators such as the aircraft’s current operator.