October9 , 2026

    My Freighter Expands Fleet with Another Boeing 767

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    My Freighter is continuing its fleet expansion with the addition of another Boeing 767 freighter, strengthening its cargo capacity as the airline responds to growing demand for dedicated air freight services.

    The additional aircraft will increase My Freighter’s ability to handle time-sensitive and general cargo across its network. The Boeing 767 is widely used in the freighter market because of its combination of cargo capacity, operating range and suitability for regional and medium-haul routes.

    The fleet expansion comes as demand for air cargo continues to be supported by e-commerce, express shipments and the movement of high-value and time-sensitive goods. Additional freighter capacity can allow airlines to increase frequencies and open new routes while providing greater flexibility during periods of strong demand.

    My Freighter has been pursuing an aggressive fleet-growth strategy, with further aircraft additions planned as part of its longer-term expansion programme. The carrier is targeting a substantially larger freighter fleet to increase its international reach.

    The latest Boeing 767 addition is expected to support the carrier’s network development and strengthen connectivity between key cargo markets. It also gives My Freighter additional capacity to respond to changing trade flows and customer requirements.

    The expansion reflects the broader growth of the dedicated freighter market, as airlines continue to invest in aircraft and network capacity to capture opportunities in the global air cargo sector.