BBN Airlines Indonesia has added a Boeing 737-400 Freighter to its fleet to grow cargo operations in the Asia Pacific region.
The 737-400SF, registration MSN 26302, was a passenger aircraft converted by Aeronautical Engineers in 2017.
It has a maximum take-off weight of 65 tonnes and can carry 11 pallets.
There is space for 10 88”x125”x82” ULDs and one 53”x88”x64” container, giving it a maximum capacity of 129m3.
The 737-400SF joins the fleet of two B737-800BCFs and three 737-800 passenger aircraft.
Martynas Grigas, Chairman of BBN Airlines Indonesia, says, “This move aligns with BBN Airlines Indonesia's expansion strategy in the air logistics sector, responding to the increasing demand from various industries. With the new aircraft, BBN Airlines Indonesia is now better equipped to offer fast, reliable, and wide-ranging cargo delivery services.”