My Freighter has added a Boeing 767-300F to its fleet, expanding its cargo capacity and strengthening connections between Europe and Asia through its Tashkent hub.
The Uzbekistan-based carrier, part of Centrum Holding, said the aircraft, registered UK67023, will provide additional flexibility for customers and support growing import and export activity.
The Boeing 767-300F offers a cargo capacity of up to 55 tonnes on intercontinental routes, enabling My Freighter to accommodate increasingly complex supply chain requirements.
The aircraft has been named after Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur, the Andijan-born poet, statesman and founder of the Mughal Empire, recognising his historical connections between Central Asia and other parts of the world.
My Freighter said the latest fleet addition would strengthen its ability to connect Uzbekistan and the wider Central Asian region with international markets.
The airline plans to deploy the aircraft as part of its continuing expansion of its international cargo network.
