Uzbekistan’s Fly Khiva completes Boeing 767F maintenance in Poland
Freighter underwent C-check at LOT AMS facility
Uzbek airline Fly Khiva has completed heavy maintenance on its sole cargo aircraft, a Boeing 767-300BCF, in Poland. The 26-year-old freighter, registered as UK67014, underwent a C-check at the facilities of LOT Aircraft Maintenance Services (LOT AMS) in Warsaw.
The maintenance process was overseen by Aptoz, an Icelandic specialist in continued airworthiness management.
The Boeing 767 has since returned to commercial operations. It was Fly Khiva’s first aircraft, acquired in 2024 under a lease agreement with Icelandair. The Uzbek carrier currently operates two passenger Boeing 757-300s, also leased from the same lessor.
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