N360WA

This airframe, registered as N360WA, is a converted freighter built in 1987 by Boeing Commercial Airplanes with manufacturer serial number 23553. The airframe is a Boeing 737-301(SF) main-deck freighter that has been operated by and is owned by Northern Air Cargo, based in Anchorage, AK, US. The current configuration reflects a main-deck freighter conversion with a cargo handling system and no passenger seating; registry actions have reflected its continued use in US commercial cargo operations. Condition and valuation highlights are specific to this single airframe’s freighter conversion status and operational role within Northern Air Cargo’s Anchorage-based fleet.

The aircraft’s cabin is a main-deck freighter conversion (SF) equipped with a cargo handling system and therefore has no passenger cabin seating in its current configuration. Avionics fit and specific equipment lists are not published here, but the airframe’s typical mission profile centers on short- to medium-range cargo operations consistent with a converted 737-300 series freighter, operating from its operator’s Anchorage, AK base. Maintenance considerations reflect the airframe’s age (built 1987) and the requirements of sustaining a two-engine CFM56-powered freighter, including attention to freighter-specific structural modifications and cargo system maintenance inherent to this conversion.

The airframe belongs to the 737-300/-300(SF) class as represented by this Boeing 737-301(SF), providing a balance of medium-range capability and turbofan efficiency illustrated by its CFM56-3B1 engines, 2,935 nm range, 485 kt cruise, and 37,000 ft ceiling. As a fixed-wing multi-engine freighter conversion, its market role is defined by its ability to serve regional and trans-regional cargo routes from an Anchorage hub. Buyers and operators must weigh maintenance and resale considerations tied to an airframe manufactured in 1987, its freighter conversion status, and the long-term support requirements of the 737-300 family.