FLEET - My Freighter plans to add as many as five B767-300Fs in 2026, taking its fleet past ten freighters.

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FLEET - Aercap Signs Lease Agreements With New Customer My Freighter For Two New Airbus A321Neo Aircraft

DUBLIN, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AerCap Holdings N.V. ("AerCap" or the "Company") (NYSE: AER) today announced it has signed lease agreements for two new Airbus A321neo aircraft with My Freighter, an Uzbekistan-based cargo airline that also operates charter and scheduled passenger services as Centrum Air. The aircraft are scheduled to deliver in Q4 2027.

"We are very pleased to welcome My Freighter as AerCap's first customer in Uzbekistan, and to support both the local aviation industry and Tashkent as an emerging hub connecting East and West," said Peter Anderson, the Chief Commercial Officer of AerCap. "With its market-leading fuel efficiency and extended range, the A321neo will help drive the expansion of My Freighter and its passenger airline, Centrum Air, as they enter new markets. We wish the My Freighter team continued success with their growth plans and look forward to a long and successful partnership."

"We are pleased to take this next step in our growth together with AerCap. The addition of the Airbus A321neos to our fleet will strengthen our operational capabilities and support our expanding international network, including the upcoming launch of routes to Europe. The A321neo's enhanced efficiency, and extended range will enable us to offer greater comfort and more travel opportunities for our passengers while further developing Uzbekistan's connectivity with key markets around the world," commented Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Chairman and CEO of Centrum Holding.

 

ROUTES - My Freighter starts scheduled operations with Asia-Europe route

Uzbekistan-based cargo airline My Freighter has officially begun scheduled cargo operations with the launch of a new route from Shanghai Pudong (PVG) to Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) via its main hub in Tashkent (TAS).

Flights will operate twice a week on a Boeing 767-300 freighter.

Last month, My Freighter operated its first flight from TAS to Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (HGH) in eastern China.

This follows a network expansion in July 2024, when My Freighter began operating flights to PVG and Ezhou Huahu (EHU) after receiving authorization to operate routes to and from Mainland China in April of that year.

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FLEET - Uzbekistan’s My Freighter to double B767-300BCF fleet

My Freighter (C6, Tashkent International) has signed a lease agreement with Air Transport Services Group (ATSG) for two additional B767-300ER(BCF)s, increasing its overall freighter-dedicated fleet to five aircraft, ch-aviation research has learned.

ADS-B data shows that both airframes, N230CM (msn 25583) and N274CM (msn 25587), are currently stored in Wilmington Air Park. They are owned and managed by ATSG subsidiary Cargo Aircraft Management.

US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) records show both planes have already been deregistered and are set to be exported to Uzbekistan where N274CM will arrive on July 7 and become UK67018. Meanwhile, N230CM will become UK67017 and is expected to be delivered on July 13, My Freighter's chief executive officer, Mamur Mamadaliev, confirmed to ch-aviation.

The ch-aviation fleets module shows the Uzbek carrier's freighter fleet comprises three aircraft - two B767-300ER(BCF)s and one B767-300ER(BDSF). The company also has three A320-200s and one A321-200NX operated by scheduled passenger subsidiary Centrum Air (Tashkent International). In addition, it operates one ACJ319-100N, UK888 (msn 9012), for government use only.

“This commitment for additional capacity increases the global reach of our fleet, serving emerging e-commerce markets. Tashkent, Uzbekistan, is a great location to meet the growing need for geographical capacity,” said Mike Berger, chief executive of ATSG.

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HYBRID COLOR - MY FREIGTHER / B767-38E(ER)(BDSF)

The new Boeing 767-38E(ER)(BDSF) of My Freigther, delivered on jan24,

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MY FREIGHTER A new B747-200 operator!

 Over the last years, it's not often that we have been able to write about the delivery of a classic Boeing B747-200 Jumbojet. So, we're happy to share with you that on 23 October MyFreighter from Uzbekistan took delivery of its first aircraft, B747-200F N287DE (23139). It is planned to be registered as UK47088 soon and then start its commercial operations.

The aircraft arrived from Jakarta-Soekarno Hatta where it had received maintenance after having been stored there since 2013. It's last operator was Jet Star from Moldova, which operated it as ER-BBS between August 2012 and 2013. Originally, this airframe was delivered new to Nippon Cargo Airlines as JA8168 in February 1985 which flew with it until April 2006. Then it joined the fleet of AirBridgeCargo as VP-BID until November 2009 when it moved to Ark Airways as EK74739 and flown until August 2012.

MyFreighter was founded in 2019 and has, until now, utilised cargo-capacity of Uzbekistan Airways. It has ambitious plans to transform Uzbekistan into a cargo hub, connecting Europe with Asia. It plans to add five more B747s soon and wants to have a fleet of 20 aircraft by 2027.

With the leased B767-300F from Uzbekistan Airways, MyFreighter has been flying regularly to Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Ostrava, Seoul and Shanghai and now plans to fly to these destinations with its new Jumbojet.

Photo by MyFreighter.