On 4 October 2026, Uzbekistan's cargo airline My Freighter received its tenth Boeing 767-300 in Tashkent from the United States. The aircraft is a passenger-to-freighter conversion, 33 years old. It has been registered in Uzbekistan as UK67023 and named after Zahir-al-Din Muhammad Babur. Two more aircraft of this type are reportedly expected by the end of the year.
Since April, when UK67022 arrived, the number of Boeing 767s in the fleet has grown from nine to ten, according to Air Cargo News. At that point the fleet also included one Boeing 757-200 freighter.
What changes: the airline continues to expand its Boeing 767 fleet at a pace of roughly one aircraft every few months. If the year-end plans are confirmed, it will operate twelve aircraft of the type.
The timing of the next two aircraft is not specified and their registrations have not been named.