Boeing has announced an order for four 777 freighters from Turkish Airlines (THY), which will further strengthen THY’s position in the global air cargo market. This new order will add 408 metric tons to THY’s cargo capacity.
E-Commerce and Transportation Needs
THY’s acquisition of these additional 777 freighters will meet the increasing demand for cargo services driven by the rapid growth of e-commerce and the need for efficient and reliable transportation worldwide. The new freighters will enable THY to optimize its cargo operations, reduce costs, and ensure timely deliveries to all destinations globally.

Statements from THY and Boeing Officials
Ali Türk, Deputy General Manager of Cargo at Turkish Airlines, stated, “The addition of the Boeing 777 freighters to our fleet will not only enhance our operational capabilities but also mark a significant step towards our strategic vision of reaching the pinnacle of the global air cargo sector while maintaining our leadership position with the unique service and efficiency we offer to our customers around the world.”
Paul Righi, Vice President of Sales for Eurasia at Boeing, said, “The cargo capacity, range, and flexibility of the 777 freighter will maximize THY’s operational efficiency while enabling it to deliver exceptional levels of customer service.” Righi expressed pride in continuing their long-standing partnership with THY.
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