Boeing 767-300F

28 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

The distinctive FedEx livery, wing shape, and dual-engine configuration help identify this as a Boeing 767 freighter. No registration is visible in this shot.

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Aircraft

767-300F B763

FedEx Express standard livery

Airline

FedEx Express

FDX / FX

Manufacturer

Boeing

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 767-300F is one of the leading widebody dedicated freighters worldwide, with FedEx as the largest operator.

Fleet Rarity

Common in cargo fleets, especially with FedEx (over 100 delivered to FedEx alone), but rare among passenger airlines as a factory freighter.

Record Flights

No specific record routes, but commonly used on medium- to long-haul cargo flights globally.

Safety & Events

Generally has an excellent safety record; the freighter variant has not been involved in major incidents compared to earlier passenger 767s.

Future Outlook

Still flying actively and in production for cargo use as of 2024.

Specifications

General Electric CF6-80C2 or Pratt & Whitney PW4000 (specific engine not visible)

Engine

47.57 meters

Wingspan

54.94 meters

Length

6,025 kilometers

Range

851 kilometers per hour

Speed

52,700 kilograms (cargo)

Capacity

186,880 kilograms

MTOW

15.85 meters

Height

274–282 kN (61,500–63,500 lbf) per engine (for typical 767-300F)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 3 (older models) and Chapter 4 compliance; varies by engine (late builds quieter)

Noise

Engine model can't be determined from this angle; airframe registration is not visible.