N818NH

This airframe, registered as N818NH, is a Boeing 757-256(PCF) built by The Boeing Company in 2000 with manufacturer serial number 29311. The airframe is owned by AERSALE INC, a corporation based in Doral, FL, US, and carries a US registration reflecting its current registry state. It is a passenger-to-freighter conversion (P2F) configured as a freighter cabin and retains its original line number identity through the registry. Formal valuation and detailed condition reports are not published for this specific airframe.

The airframe is configured in a freighter layout following a P2F conversion, described in records as Freighter (P2F converted); internal seating is therefore not applicable to traditional passenger counts. Typical mission profiles for this configuration are medium- to long-range cargo routes taking advantage of the 3,920 nm range and a high single-aisle payload capability. The ownership by AERSALE INC in Doral, FL, US positions administrative and logistical support in a major US aviation market, with registry actions recorded under the US registration. Specific avionics fit, unique in-cabin amenities, and maintenance history are not published in the provided data.

The Boeing 757-200 family, represented here by the Boeing 757-256(PCF) conversion, occupies a niche for operators needing transcontinental and transoceanic narrowbody freighter capability with higher payload and range than regional types. Competing freighter conversions and newer narrowbody freighters offer different trade-offs in operating economics; the RB211-535E4 engines producing 42,540 lbf each provide established performance but may carry legacy maintenance and parts considerations relative to more modern powerplants. Demand for converted 757 freighters tends to be driven by cargo operators seeking volume and range, while resale and maintenance planning reflect the airframe’s 2000 build year and conversion status.