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Cargo
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2 pilots, 1 loadmaster
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Two General Electric CF6-80C2B6 turbofans
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First delivered:
Mid-1980s
The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.
With a range approaching 5,900 nautical miles, the Boeing 767-200F efficiently bridges continents, flying transatlantic and transpacific without a fuel stop. It easily connects hubs like New York to Frankfurt, Los Angeles to Tokyo, or Dubai to Hong Kong with full payload and reserves in hand. | The 767-200F’s 460-knot high-speed cruise ensures timely delivery, while its robust engines and advanced avionics enable optimal performance in all weather and high-traffic airspace. Its ability to land and take off from runways as short as 9,000 feet opens access to a wide variety of major and secondary airports, bringing your cargo closer to its final destination. | For logistics professionals, the result is an unmatched combination of speed, reach, and load-carrying capability that redefines what’s possible in premium air freight.
Designed exclusively for freight, the 767-200F offers a cavernous, climate-controlled cargo bay with reinforced flooring and advanced load-management systems. Its main deck hosts up to 24 standard pallets or containers, each secured with precision for safe, efficient logistics. | The aircraft’s interior is engineered for swift loading and offloading, with large cargo doors and automated handling equipment that streamline ground operations. Onboard, a dedicated crew rest area and modern avionics ensure the team can manage long-haul missions in comfort. | From high-value electronics to perishable goods and oversized freight, the 767-200F’s interior is built to keep cargo protected and on schedule, making it the trusted solution for critical shipments worldwide.
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While the 767-200F is not suited for passenger or small-batch shipments, it excels when you need to move large, time-sensitive consignments across continents. For high-volume, high-value freight that demands direct routing and uncompromising reliability, this aircraft sets the industry standard.
The Boeing 767-200F is dedicated exclusively to cargo and does not carry passengers. Its spacious main and lower decks are optimized for palletized and containerized freight, making it a premier choice for large-scale shipments.
Yes. The 767-200F features a climate-controlled, reinforced cargo bay with up to 4,800 cubic feet of space, advanced loading systems, and a dedicated crew rest area for long-haul operations.
Absolutely. With nearly 5,900 nautical miles of range, the 767-200F can cover routes like New York to Frankfurt or Hong Kong to Los Angeles nonstop, even with a full payload.
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