N383UP

The airframe bearing registration N383UP is a production freighter Boeing 767-300F completed in 2023 with manufacturer serial number 67972. It is owned by CC & EI LLC, a Louisville, Kentucky–based limited liability company that appears as the registered owner and de facto operator/home base in public records. No notable registry actions or historical operators have been published for this specific airframe since its manufacture. Condition and valuation highlights are not published; as a new-build freighter it would typically enter service with a standard production warranty and a low-airframe-utilization profile at delivery.

As delivered, N383UP is configured as a production main-deck freighter with no passenger cabin and a flight crew complement of 2; the main-deck cargo arrangement is typical for Boeing 767 freighter conversions in factory freighter production. Avionics fit for a 2023 production freighter would follow contemporary Boeing single-type fleet standards appropriate to ETOPS-capable twinjets, supporting long-range cargo missions at the published cruise and ceiling. Typical mission profiles for this airframe include medium-to-long-haul cargo sectors up to 3,225 nm, operating from its Louisville, KY base or other cargo hubs. Maintenance considerations for this specific aircraft center on standard GE CF6-80C2B6F lifecycle programs and line/periodic inspections commensurate with a new-build 767 freighter.

The Boeing 767-300F occupies a mid-size, medium-range freighter niche valued for main-deck bulk capacity with twin-engine efficiency, suited to express and integrator operations. Competing airframes include converted narrowbodies for short sectors and larger widebodies for higher payload-range tradeoffs; the 767-300F balances payload and operating cost attractive to cargo operators. For prospective buyers or fleet managers, considerations include lifecycle support for the GE CF6 powerplants, spares and avionics commonality with other 767s, and resale dynamics tied to global airfreight demand and freighter conversion markets.