Boeing 767-300F · *BDSF MSN 26327

Registration N227CY

In service

Identity

TypeBoeing 767-300F
Variant*BDSF
FamilyB767
Series—
Line Number621
Test Reg—

Operators

Operator—

Timeline

First Flight

08 Jul 1996

Delivery

17 Jul 1996

Age

30.3 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 767-316ER, serial number 26327, line number 621, first flight 8 Jul 1996. Registered CC-CEB on 17 Jul 1996. International Lease Finance Corporation. Fitted with winglets. Winglets 10 Jul 2010. Registered 9Y-LGW on 26 Aug 2012. Ferried Piarco International Airport, Port of Spain to Phoenix Goodyear Airport 18 Nov 2015 for lease return. Registered C-FMLV (registered 4 Mar 2016). Ferried Phoenix Goodyear Airport to Miami International Airport 10 Mar 2016, Paya Lebar Air Base to Vancouver International Airport 19 Jul 2016 after overhaul, ferried Toronto Pearson International Airport to Shannon, Ireland 5 Jun 2020 stored, Shannon, Ireland to Pinal Airpark, Marana 23-26 Dec 2020. Registered C-FCJU on 13 Oct 2021. Modified (*BDSF). AerCap/BoU N-r21.01.21, Red River Aircraft Leasing 12 Aug 2021, delivered to John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport 9 Apr 2022 not yet converted to freighter, converted in Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, ferried Ben Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport 14-15 Dec 2022 converted, parked Brunswick Golden Isles Airport 16 Dec 2022, re-registered 24 Mar 2023, final delivery flight 30 Mar 2023, incident 17 Jun 2024 doing business as panel separated from wing during climb, returned into service 2 Jul 2024, withdrawn from service John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport 7 Jun 2025. Registered N227CY on 25 Nov 2025. Cargo Aircraft Management Inc registered in the USA 16 Sep 2025, stored Tampa International, to Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport 25 Nov 2025 seen in service Feb 2026 white. Current status: in service.

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