N619AZ

This airframe, registered as N619AZ, is a Boeing-built long-range widebody delivered in 2000 with manufacturer serial number 30594. The airframe is a Boeing 767-332(ER)(BDSF) originally manufactured by Boeing and is owned by Amazon.com Services LLC, a corporation based in Seattle, WA, US. The aircraft carries a US registration and reflects a post-production configuration change, having undergone a BDSF conversion to a palletized freighter layout, a defining modification in its operational history.

The cabin of N619AZ is a converted freighter with a main-deck palletized cargo arrangement and lower-lobe container capability, reflecting the Boeing Converted Freighter specification denoted by (BDSF conversion). Operated under ownership of Amazon.com Services LLC from its Seattle, WA location, the aircraft’s mission profile centers on long-haul cargo transport, leveraging its extended-range pedigree and pallet/container flexibility to move high-density freight across transcontinental and transoceanic lanes. The freighter conversion affects typical maintenance and operational cycles, with particular emphasis on main-deck logistics systems, pallet restraint equipment, and lower-lobe container handling infrastructure. Avionics and detailed outfitting information are not published in the provided data set.

The type designation Boeing 767-332(ER)(BDSF) situates this airframe within the 767 family as an extended-range derivative equipped with CF6 turbofans producing 47,600 lbf thrust each, supporting long-range cargo missions with a published range of 5,990 nm and cruise around 470 kts to flight levels up to 43,000 ft. The 330-seat figure reflects the original passenger density capability prior to conversion but in this airframe underlines the substantial fuselage volume repurposed for cargo. Market considerations for this specific converted freighter include the implications of the BDSF modification on cargo throughput, maintenance regimes for freighter systems, and the operational fit for a corporate-owned logistics operator such as Amazon.com Services LLC.