Icelease orders one Boeing 767-300 freighter conversion, with options for two more

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Published: November 2, 2026

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First reported by: Boeing

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In brief

Icelease agreed to convert one Boeing 767-300 into a 767-300BCF, with options for two additional conversions and work scheduled in Singapore from early 2027.

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The donor aircraft’s precise variant is a 767-300ER.
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Icelease has agreed with Boeing to convert one 767-300 passenger aircraft into a Boeing Converted Freighter, with options for two additional conversions. The first aircraft is scheduled to enter conversion during the first quarter of 2027 at ST Engineering’s airframe maintenance facilities in Singapore. Delivery is expected in the second quarter of 2027. The announcement expands Icelease’s exposure to medium-widebody cargo aircraft through the managed fleet of its Dublin-based sister company, IAT Leasing.

The agreement is for one aircraft, not three firm conversions. The two further aircraft…

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