My Freighter to take delivery of four freighters by year-end

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My Freighter, Uzbekistan’s largest cargo airline, will add four freighter aircraft to its fleet by the end of 2026. Mohy Sheneshen, the carrier’s Business Development Director, announced the expansion during the Central Asia Air Cargo Summit, currently taking place in Tashkent.

Within a month, My Freighter expects to take delivery of its first widebody Airbus A330-300 freighter alongside another Boeing 767. The Boeing 767 forms the backbone of the airline’s operations, which currently comprises nine converted Boeing 767-300Fs and one narrowbody Boeing 757-200PCF. Two additional Boeing 767s are scheduled for delivery by the end of the year.

According to Sheneshen’s presentation at the summit, My Freighter aims to scale its total fleet to 24 freighters. The target strategy includes expanding the A330-300F fleet to five aircraft, Boeing 767s to 15, and Boeing 757s to two. Additionally, the carrier intends to acquire two Boeing 777 widebody freighters.

In 2025, My Freighter transported over 120,000 tons of cargo, accounting for 60% of all air freight carried by Uzbek airlines. The carrier operates cargo flights from Asia to Europe via its Tashkent hub, with e-commerce and general cargo representing nearly 80% of total volume. Sheneshen added that the airline expects to open its dedicated cargo terminal at Tashkent International Airport before the end of this year.