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2003

Freighter Reference Guide

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Copyright © 2003 by The Boeing Company. All rights reserved .

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Introduction Glossary Abbreviations and definitions Freighter aircraft specifications and capabilities Utility—maximum payload less than 25,000 lb (11,340 kg)/12.5 tons
Antonov AN-26 Antonov AN-32Antonov AN-72/-74 ATR 42-300, 72-200, 72-500 Cessna 208 Caravan Convair CV-580/-5800 Fairchild Dornier Metro III/Expediter I Fokker F-27-600 Hawker Siddeley HS-748 McDonnell Douglas DC-9-10F Saab 340 A Shorts 330-200, 360-300 12,125 (5,500) 14,770 (6,700) 22,045 (10,000) 10,698 (4,853)–17,159 (7,783) 3,500 (1,590) 16,000 (7,260)–21,834 (9,903) 4,780 (2,168) 13,600 (6,169) 11,320 (5,130) 22,424(10,171) 8,500 (3,856) 7,280 (3,300)

Small standard-body—payload from 25,000 lb (11,340 kg) to 65,000 lb (29,485 kg)/12.5 to 33 tons
Antonov AN-12 BAe146-200, -300QT Boeing 727-100C/QC/F, -200F, -200 ADV F Boeing 737-200C/QC/F and ADV, -300SF, -700C/QC Lockheed L-100, -20, -30 Hercules Lockheed L-188F Electra McDonnell Douglas DC-9-30F Tupolev TU204-100C/-120C 44,090 (20,000) 26,075(11,827)–27,535 (12,490) 43,600 (19,777)–65,015 (29,491) 83,175 (17,315), 43,500 (19,731), 41,420 (18,790) 47,990 (21,770)–52,805 (23,950) 33,000 (14,970) 35,837 (16,255) 59,524 (27,000), 55,116 (25,000)

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Medium standard-body—payload from 65,000 lb (29,485 kg) to 120,000 lb (54,430 kg)/33 to 60 tons
Boeing 707-320CBoeing 757-200F/-200SF Ilyushin IL-76 MD McDonnell Douglas DC-8-54/-55F, -62, -63/-73AF Shorts SC5 Belfast 92,300 (41,867) 67,460 (30,600), 87,720 (39,789) 103,615 (47,000) 93,000 (42,185), 90,776 (41,117), 111,782 (50,703)–107,642 (48,826) 75,120 (34,070)

Medium widebody—payload from 80,000 lb (36,290 kg) to 145,000 lb (65,770 kg)/40 to 72.5 tons
Airbus A300-B4, -600F Airbus A310-200F, -300FBoeing 767-200SF/-300F Lockheed L-1011-200F McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10F 96,080 (43,580), 112,130 (50,861) 94,580 (42,900), 92,790 (42,089) 84,800 (38,465), 127,130 (57,665) 118,720 (53,850)–130,720 (59,294)–140,720 (63,830) 122,500 (55,570)–143,500 (65,090)

Large widebody—payload from 145,000 lb (65,770 kg) to 265,000 lb (120,200 kg)/72.5 to 132.5 tons
Antonov AN-124 Boeing747-100SF/-200F/SF/-300SF, 747-400F/-400ERF Boeing MD-11CF/F McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30F 264,550 (120,000) 208,500 (94,574), 245,264 (111,250), 227,900 (103,374) 248,300 (112,630)/248,600 (112,760) 200,100 (90,770)–210,520 (95,490)/211,730 (96,040) 154,000 (69,850)–177,000 (80,290)

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Introduction
The Freighter Reference Guide provides general information on freighter aircraftthat are manufactured by Boeing and numerous airframe
manufacturers that are currently in service throughout the world. It does not include every freighter or cargo aircraft in operation, including some passenger-to-freighter conversions and a number of older models of which a very limited number are still in service (e.g., DC-3, DC-6A, DC-8-30F). The information in this guide was compiled frommany sources and reflects the “typical” freighter aircraft representative of the type illustrated, rather than any airline-specific configuration. Please use your professional judgment when using this information in an airline-specific application. In addition, this information is intended to be used in comparing various aircraft models for general analysis and gaining a better understanding of thecapacities, interoperability, and performance capabilities of a wide range of freighters. The “Freighter Aircraft Specifications and Capabilities” section separates the covered aircraft into five categories based on each type’s maximum payload capability. Within each category, the listed aircraft are arranged alphabetically by manufacturer, and in turn, by ascending model variants. The...