National Airlines has achieved another major milestone in its fleet expansion journey as the airline’s second Boeing 777 Freighter successfully completed test flights in Everett ahead of its official delivery. The aircraft is expected to join the airline’s growing cargo fleet in the coming weeks.
Earlier in April, National Airlines received its first Boeing 777 Freighter, marking a significant step in the carrier’s 35-year growth history. The addition of the long-range freighter aircraft reflects the airline’s continued focus on expanding its global cargo operations and strengthening international freight capabilities.
The Boeing 777 Freighter is one of the world’s most advanced cargo aircraft, known for its long-range performance, fuel efficiency, and high payload capacity. With the arrival of more 777Fs, the airline aims to enhance operational flexibility and meet growing demand in the global air cargo market.
National Airlines has also confirmed that its third and fourth Boeing 777 Freighter are expected to be delivered during the next quarter, further accelerating the carrier’s fleet modernization and expansion plans.
