N449AZ

The airframe bearing tail number N449AZ is a Boeing 767-300(F) built in 1990 with manufacturer serial number 24985. The aircraft is owned by Amazon Prime Air (operated by Air Transport International), a corporation based in the United States, and is operated in cargo service under that commercial relationship. The airframe has been configured and maintained for main-deck palletized freighter operations and is registered in the US registry. Public valuation and documented condition reports are not published here; the aircraft’s identity and operator arrangement are the primary recorded particulars.

This Boeing 767-300(F) is fitted with a freighter cabin in a main-deck pallet/LD2 palletized layout, optimized for unit load devices and main-deck pallets common to express cargo operations. Operated by Air Transport International for Amazon Prime Air, the aircraft performs medium- to long-range cargo missions consistent with its 3,225 nm range and typical cruise of 470 kts, linking major freight hubs in domestic and transcontinental routes. Maintenance considerations center on its twin CF6-80C2B4 powerplants and freighter conversion systems; scheduled heavy checks and freighter-specific structural inspections are routine for continued palletized operations. Avionics and specific onboard fit details are not published in the provided data.

The Boeing 767-300(F) sits in the fixed-wing multi-engine freighter niche, offering a balance of payload capability and fuel efficiency for short- to medium-haul express cargo networks. With twin CF6-80C2B4 engines and a service ceiling of 43,100 ft, it competes with similarly sized freighters in the mid-capacity market, where operators and lessors seek airframes capable of main-deck palletized loading. Buyer and charter demand for converted and factory freighter 767-300 variants has been sustained by e-commerce growth, while maintenance and resale considerations typically focus on airframe hours, engine cycles, and the condition of freighter conversion installations.