The story
Boeing builds the 767-300F new from the factory. UPS launched it in 1995 and is still its biggest operator, with FedEx and DHL close behind, and converted ex-passenger 767s fly alongside them for operators like Amazon Air. Together they are a backbone of overnight parcel networks. Production is expected to end around 2027.
A 767-300F swallows 24 standard pallets on its main deck and 30 LD2 containers below — about 52.7 tonnes over 3,225 nautical miles.
Quick answers
How do you identify a Boeing 767-300F?
No passenger windows. Large cargo door on the left side of the forward fuselage. Usually in UPS, FedEx or DHL colors.
What does a Boeing 767-300F sound like?
CF6 or PW4000 — same as passenger 767 but loaded heavy. You hear them on late-night cargo runs.
How fast is the Boeing 767-300F?
Top speed is 459 kts.
How far can the Boeing 767-300F fly?
Range is about 3,225 nmi.
How big is the Boeing 767-300F?
It is 180 ft 3 in long and 156 ft 1 in across the wings.
When did the Boeing 767-300F first fly?
Its first flight was in 1995.
How many Boeing 767-300Fs have been built?
275+ built.
How rare is a Boeing 767-300F in Bogey?
UNCOMMON. Not rare, but not every day either. Worth looking up for. Your first Boeing 767-300F catch is worth 50 points.
