Turkish Cargo Expands Freighter Fleet
Turkish Cargo, the air cargo brand of Turkish Airlines, is expanding its freighter fleet with four Boeing 777Fs.
The new aircraft will enhance operational capability through extended range, higher payload capacity, and improved fuel efficiency. They will operate on long-haul routes to the Americas and the Far East.
As Turkish Cargo, we will expand our Boeing 777F fleet to 12 aircraft in 2026, gaining an additional annual capacity of approximately 220,000 tonnes.
Turkish Airlines Chief Cargo Officer Ali Türk stated that this growth will contribute to the company's fleet streamlining and sustainability goals, while enabling them to offer business partners greater capacity.
- Nine Boeing 777 Freighters currently in the fleet
- Three more to be added by mid-2026
- Expansion supports Turkish Cargo's growth strategy centered on wide-body freighters
Author's summary: Turkish Cargo expands fleet with Boeing 777Fs.
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