N389AZ

This airframe, registered as N389AZ, is a Boeing-built freighter completed in 1995 with manufacturer serial number 26915. It is recorded in the ownership of Amazon Prime Air (operated by Air Transport International) and is a US-registered, fixed-wing multi-engine aircraft converted to a main-deck freighter configuration. Operated by Air Transport International on behalf of Amazon Prime Air defines its current commercial role and registry status for this specific airframe. Notable administrative actions for this airframe are limited to its conversion and US registration as a BDSF freighter.

This individual aircraft is fitted with a main-deck freighter cabin following a BDSF conversion and therefore has no passenger cabin. As a freighter for Amazon Prime Air (operated by Air Transport International) it is configured to carry cargo payloads on medium- to long-range missions consistent with its published range and cruise speed. Typical mission profiles for this airframe emphasize transcontinental and regional cargo rotations within its 3,255 nm range capability, operating under US registry and commercial air transport regulations. Maintenance and operational attention for this airframe centers on freighter-specific equipment and main-deck structural modifications inherent to the BDSF conversion.

As a Boeing 767-319(ER)(BDSF) airframe equipped with twin CF6-80C2B6 engines, this aircraft combines extended-range capability with a freighter conversion intended to serve cargo operators requiring a main-deck payload platform. Its cruise speed of 450 kts and service ceiling of 43,000 ft place it within the performance envelope expected for medium-to-long-haul freight routes. For this specific serial and registration, market considerations focus on the value and utility derived from the BDSF conversion and operator demand for US-registered freighters in Amazon’s logistics network.