N611UP

This airframe, registered as N611UP, is a Boeing 747-8F built in 2018 with manufacturer's serial number 64257. The aircraft is owned by C C & E I LLC, an LLC based in Louisville, KY, US, and is registered in the US; it has been recorded in civil registers under that ownership. The freighter configuration and recent build year place it as a late-production 747-8 freighter with a short ownership history concentrated on cargo operations. Valuation and detailed condition reports are Not published.

The airframe is configured as a freighter with a main-deck palletized cargo configuration and no passenger cabin, optimized for unit-load cargo operations and large palletized freight. Specific avionics fit and supplemental equipment lists are Not published for this registration, but the layout supports typical long-haul freighter mission profiles within the aircraft’s published range. With only 8 seats, the onboard accommodation is limited to operational crew and minimal jump-seat positions; there is no passenger service capability. Based in Louisville, KY for the listed owner, its operational employment is consistent with hub-to-hub cargo rotations and long-range freight sectors that utilize the 747-8F’s payload and volume capacity. Maintenance considerations align with widebody freighter sustainment practices and the GE GEnx engine type’s established shop visit and support cycle.

The Boeing 747-8F occupies the large-volume, long-range freighter niche, offering substantial main-deck pallet capacity for express and heavy cargo customers. Competing models in the segment include large freighter conversions and purpose-built types with differing payload-range trade-offs. Buyer and charter demand for late-production 747-8Fs is influenced by their remaining economic life, freighter-specific fittings, and the support environment for GE GEnx engines. Resale and maintenance considerations for this individual airframe largely reflect its 2018 build date, freighter-only outfitting, and the prevalent aftermarket for large four-engine cargo jets.