India’s Afcom signs preliminary agreement for up to four Boeing 777-8F freighters

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Indian air cargo company Afcom Holdings has reached a provisional agreement with Boeing covering up to four 777-8F twinjet freighters. The letter of intent provides few additional details, but would mark a potential expansion of Afcom’s long-haul cargo fleet and add another prospective customer to Boeing’s new freighter program.

Discovered 2026-09-03T10:50:18.724095-07:00 | 2026-09-03T10:50:18.724095-07:00

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  • The letter of intent could add up to four aircraft to the Boeing 777-8F program, though the agreement remains preliminary and may not translate into firm orders.
  • Afcom’s interest signals potential long-haul freighter demand from India’s cargo sector, with implications for fleet growth and international freight capacity.
  • The 777-8F is central to Boeing’s next-generation freighter strategy; additional commitments would strengthen the program’s customer base.

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