N563NC

This entry covers a single airframe, registered as N563NC, a freighter-converted widebody built in 2000 with manufacturer serial number 30563. The aircraft is a Boeing 767-3BG(ER)(BCF) built by Boeing and is recorded as owned by NAS AIRCRAFT LEASING COMPANY LLC, an LLC based in Anchorage, AK, US. The airframe carries a US registration and has been identified in records as a main-deck pallet/container freighter following its conversion. Ownership is held by NAS AIRCRAFT LEASING COMPANY LLC in Anchorage, AK, US.

The aircraft is configured as a BCF freighter conversion (main-deck pallet/container freighter), reflecting a role focused on cargo carriage on the main deck rather than passenger transport. With a typical widebody freighter cabin layout, the conversion implies palletized and containerized unit load device operations on the main deck and lower deck cargo holds. Registered in the US and owned by NAS AIRCRAFT LEASING COMPANY LLC, the airframe’s operational basing and commercial deployment are linked to its Anchorage ownership location. Maintenance considerations are shaped by the freighter conversion status and the twin high-thrust Pratt & Whitney PW4062 powerplants, which support long-range cargo missions within the type’s performance envelope.

The airframe belongs to the Boeing 767-3BG(ER)(BCF) lineage, a long-range, medium-capacity freighter derivative within the 767 family built by Boeing. With a certified range of 5,990 nm and cruise speed near 470 kts, this configuration occupies a niche serving transcontinental and intercontinental cargo routes where main-deck pallet/container capability and a 43,000 ft ceiling are operationally valuable. As a purpose-converted freighter owned by a leasing company in Anchorage, AK, US, its market appeal centers on operators seeking a durable, long-range twinjet freighter platform supported by the PW4062 engine type.