N706KW

This entry documents the airframe registered as N706KW, a Boeing 767-336(ER) built in 1990 with manufacturer serial number 24339. The airframe is held by EASTERN AIRLINES LLC (a corporation based in Kansas City, MO, US), reflecting current corporate ownership and U.S. registration. As a high-capacity, extended-range passenger jet, the airframe carries a stated technical value of $9,500,000, a figure indicative of market condition, configuration, and age. Notable registry activity is limited to the documented corporate ownership and U.S. registration; no other transfers or deregistrations are recorded in the supplied data.

The aircraft is outfitted in a high-density passenger layout with 330 seats, configured for maximum capacity rather than premium spacing or extensive cargo conversion. Based on the extended-range 767-300ER platform and the supplied range figure, typical mission profiles for this specific airframe include medium- to long-haul trunk and transoceanic routes that leverage its extended-range capability. Operator responsibilities tied to EASTERN AIRLINES LLC in Kansas City, MO, would include regular heavy maintenance cycles consistent with twin-engine widebody operations and oversight of a high-utilization cabin environment. There are no additional cabin amenity or avionics specifics provided for this individual airframe.

The Boeing 767-336(ER) occupies a niche as a mid-size, long-range twin-aisle airliner optimized for high-capacity routes where flexibility and efficiency are needed. In the secondary market, 767-300ERs like this airframe compete with other aging widebodies and modern converted freighters, with demand driven by cargo conversion potential and low-cost, high-capacity passenger operations. Maintenance and resale considerations for a 1990-built airframe include airframe age, engine cycle counts for the Rolls-Royce RB211-524H-36 powerplants, and the implications of a high-density 330-seat cabin on refurbishment costs and marketability.