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Amazon charters one ATR 72-200F

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Atlas Air adds purchase rights for 20 more A350Fs, taking potential order to 60

Atlas Air Worldwide has added 20 conditional purchase rights to its A350F order, raising the potential total from 40 to 60 aircraft. Chief strategy and transformation officer Martin Drew disclosed the change, expanding the US cargo carrier’s commitment to Airbus’s next-generation widebody freighter.

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Uzbekistan’s My Freighter to add first Airbus A330F

The Uzbek cargo operator plans to add its first A330 freighter, expanding its fleet with a widebody cargo aircraft. The available report does not specify the aircraft’s source, timing or capacity impact.

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Syria’s Fly Cham plans to add a dedicated freighter

Fly Cham plans to add a dedicated freighter, marking a move into purpose-built cargo operations for the Syrian carrier. The available report does not specify the aircraft type, timing, capacity or intended routes, leaving the scale and commercial role of the expansion unclear.

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Kazakhstan’s Alatau Air Cargo to lease two Airbus A340-600s

Kazakhstan’s Alatau Air Cargo is set to lease two Airbus A340-600s, according to a report whose full details are behind a subscription wall. The available information does not identify the lessor, timing, aircraft configuration or intended routes, leaving the operational scope of the fleet addition unclear.

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Turkish Airlines leases two Boeing 777-300ERSFs from AerCap, adding first converted freighters to its fleet

Turkish Airlines has signed lease agreements with AerCap for two Boeing 777-300ERSF converted freighters. The aircraft will be the first of the type in the carrier’s fleet, adding dedicated cargo capacity through leased aircraft rather than a direct purchase.

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Turkish Airlines to dry lease first B777-300(ERSF)s

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Icelease to add its first Boeing 767-300BCF, with options for two more conversions

Icelease has agreed with Boeing to convert one 767-300ER into a 767-300BCF, with options for two additional aircraft. The first conversion is expected to begin in early 2027, as production of new 767 freighters approaches its end.