N571AZ

The airframe bearing registration N571AZ is a Boeing-built freighter originally manufactured in 2000 with manufacturer's serial number 30388. This specific airframe is a Boeing 767-332(ER) that has been converted to a freighter under a BDSF program and is owned by AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC, a corporation headquartered in Seattle, WA, US. The aircraft is registered in the US and has been employed within the owner's logistics operations; registry and operator movements are limited to the published corporate ownership and US registration. Current public records emphasize corporate ownership rather than private leasing or third-party operation.

The airframe is configured as a converted freighter with a main deck designed for LD/PLA containerized cargo and retains crew seating only, reflecting a pure freighter mission set. Avionics fit and detailed cabin provisioning are not published beyond the conversion status; typical mission profiles for this configuration emphasize medium to long-range cargo sectors enabled by extended-range fuel capability. Operated from the owner's Seattle, Washington base of operations, the aircraft is utilized in point-to-point cargo duties within Amazon’s logistics network and requires freighter-specific maintenance regimes tied to main-deck container handling and structural checks associated with conversion modifications.

The Boeing 767-332(ER) BDSF-converted freighter represents a medium-to-long-range widebody freighter option, offering a combination of intercontinental range (5,990 nm) and cruise performance (460 kts) suitable for global logistics operations. Powered by twin CF6-80C2 engines, this airframe occupies a market niche for fleet operators seeking converted passenger-to-freighter airframes with substantial payload-range capability. Buyer and operator considerations for this model focus on lifecycle maintenance after conversion, fleet commonality for engine support, and the suitability of containerized main-deck operations for high-utilization cargo networks.