N663GT

This airframe, registered as N663GT, is a Boeing 767-324(ER)(BCF) built in 1995 with manufacturer serial number 27568. The aircraft is owned and operated by ATLAS AIR INC, a corporate operator based in Purchase, NY, US, and carries a United States registration. The airframe is notable for its freighter configuration under the BCF designation and has been maintained in cargo service throughout its operational life; conversion to freighter (BCF) is a defining point in its history. Condition and valuation specifics are not published publicly.

The airframe operates as a main-deck freighter under the Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) arrangement, with a cargo main deck and no passenger cabin. Typical mission profiles for this aircraft are long-range cargo operations utilizing its extended-range (ER) capability and the endurance afforded by a 5,980 nm ferry/operational range and 460 kt cruise speed. Based at Purchase, NY, the operator deploys the aircraft for ACMI, contract freight, and long-haul cargo services; maintenance considerations focus on freighter-specific structures and main-deck cargo-handling systems inherent to a BCF conversion. Avionics and outfitting are consistent with the 767-300ER freighter baseline as operated by the owning corporation.

The Boeing 767-324(ER)(BCF) occupies the mid-size, twin-engine freighter niche, offering transcontinental and intercontinental capability without the larger operating costs of widebody quad designs. Competing types in its class include other converted 767 variants and smaller widebodies serving similar cargo markets. Demand among buyers and charter customers emphasizes payload-range efficiency and lower per-hour operating costs, while maintenance and resale considerations center on airframe hours, cycle life, and the value added by the BCF conversion for cargo utility.