Boeing secures 767-300BCF deal with Icelease; 2027 freighter ramp implied
Nov 2, 2026, 9:18 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Adds a tangible backlog and near-term execution milestone for BA's BCF program; potential uplift to valuation from higher cash-flow visibility, particularly if 767-300BCF conversions scale with Icelease/IAT Leasing growth.
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Boeing and Icelease announced an agreement to convert one 767-300BCF with options for two more, supporting a 2027 freighter ramp. Induction is scheduled for Q1 2027 and delivery in Q2 2027, with conversions handled by ST Engineering in Singapore. The deal adds to Boeing's converted-freighter backlog and expands Icelease/IAT Leasing's cargo asset footprint in Asia-Pacific.
Boeing and Icelease sign for one 767-300BCF; options for up to two more.
Induction planned Q1 2027; delivery of converted aircraft in Q2 2027.
Conversions to occur at ST Engineering's Singapore facilities.
767-300BCF touted as efficient; strengthens Icelease/IAT Leasing cargo portfolio expansion.
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