N7901A

This airframe, registration N7901A, is a converted freighter built in 2005 by Boeing Commercial Airplanes as a Boeing 737-84P (BCF) with manufacturer serial number 32605. It is owned by Amazon Prime Air (operated by Sun Country Airlines), based in Minneapolis, MN, US, and bears a US civil registration. The airframe has been reconfigured for main-deck cargo service under a Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) program and shows the ownership structure of a large e-commerce integrator using third-party operators; operated by Sun Country Airlines constitutes the current operational arrangement. Notable registry actions: Not published.

The aircraft is fitted as a freighter under the Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) program, with a main-deck cargo conversion and minimal crew seating suitable for cargo operations rather than passenger transport. Avionics fit: Not published. Typical mission profiles for this airframe under its current owner/operator include short- to medium-haul overnight express cargo routes and high-frequency domestic logistics legs consistent with Amazon Prime Air operations. The operator base in Minneapolis, MN supports regional hub-and-spoke cargo movements; maintenance considerations reflect the freighter conversion, including main-deck structural modifications, strengthened floor tracks, and cargo handling systems specific to BCF-modified 737-800 series aircraft.

As a member of the Boeing 737-800 family converted to freighter configuration, the Boeing 737-84P (BCF) occupies a niche for single-aisle, short- to medium-range freighter demand where lower trip costs and frequent rotations are required. Competing models for similar missions include passenger-to-freighter converted Airbus A320 family types and older 737 Classic freighters; buyer demand in the express e-commerce sector favors converted 737-800s for their balance of payload-range and operating economics. Resale and maintenance considerations center on remaining structural life post-conversion, engine cycle counts for CFM56-7B26 powerplants, and the aftermarket for BCF conversion documentation and parts.