N368UP

This airframe, N368UP, is a Boeing 767-300F built in 2019 with manufacturer serial number 65907. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is registered to C C & E I LLC of Louisville, KY, which serves as its owner on public records. As a purpose-converted main-deck freighter, the airframe carries a contemporary valuation of $60,000,000 and presents as a late-model freighter with modest flight crew accommodation and a clean recent manufacture date. Registry entries reflect a US registration and ownership tied to a Louisville-based LLC rather than a large airline operator.

The aircraft carries a main-deck freighter cabin following a special freighter conversion, with a flight deck fitted for 2 flight crew seats and no published passenger accommodations. Typical missions for this configuration center on medium‑to‑long range cargo operations within its 3,225 nm range and cruise speeds near 459 kts, operated from a US base consistent with its Louisville, KY ownership registration. Avionics and specific operator route schedules are Not published; maintenance considerations include the twin CF6-80C2B6F engines and freighter conversion structure, which influence line‑maintenance and heavy-check planning for this specific airframe.

The Boeing 767-300F configuration represented by this airframe occupies a niche for twin‑engine, main‑deck freighters offering transcontinental and regional intercontinental capability, reflected in the listed ceiling and cruise performance. With a 2019 build year and a stated value of $60,000,000, this specific serial benefits from modern fatigue life and remaining structural margins compared with older conversions. The use of widely supported CF6-80C2B6F powerplants tends to aid maintainability and parts availability, factors that directly affect resale and lease marketability for late-model freighters such as this airframe.