My Freighter is planning a major expansion of its dedicated cargo fleet, with the airline targeting a fleet of 50 freighter aircraft by 2030.
As part of its expansion strategy, the carrier plans to add four aircraft during 2026, increasing its capacity to serve the growing demand for air freight across key international markets.
The fleet expansion is aimed at strengthening My Freighter’s position in the air cargo sector and supporting the movement of time-sensitive and high-value shipments. Additional aircraft will allow the carrier to increase frequencies and expand its network as cargo demand develops.
The company’s 2030 target represents an aggressive growth strategy for its freighter operations. The planned additions are expected to provide greater capacity for e-commerce, general cargo and other international freight segments.
The expansion comes as air cargo operators continue to invest in dedicated freighter capacity amid changing global supply-chain patterns. Demand for faster transportation has remained important for industries requiring reliable international connectivity.
My Freighter is also expected to evaluate new routes and markets as additional aircraft join its fleet. Expanding its network could enable the carrier to connect more cargo hubs and provide customers with additional routing options.
The planned fleet growth highlights the continuing investment in dedicated air freight capacity as airlines and logistics companies seek to capture opportunities in the expanding global cargo market.
With four aircraft planned for addition in 2026 and a longer-term target of 50 freighters by 2030, My Freighter is positioning fleet expansion as a key part of its growth strategy.