National Airlines has announced the delivery of its third Boeing 777-200 Freighter (N795CA), marking another significant step in the carrier’s fleet expansion strategy and strengthening its long-haul cargo capabilities.
The latest addition reinforces the airline’s commitment to delivering tailored air cargo solutions to customers across a wide range of global industries. The aircraft entered commercial service immediately, operating a charter flight to the Middle East.
National Airlines first introduced the Boeing 777 Freighter into its fleet in April 2026, with a formal delivery event held at Boeing’s Seattle facility. The occasion brought together senior leadership, strategic partners, and key customers to mark the milestone.
The rapid arrival of the second and third aircraft within a short timeframe highlights the airline’s ambitious growth trajectory and its increasing presence in the international air cargo market. The carrier is continuing to scale its operations to meet rising global demand for reliable, flexible, and high-capacity freight services.
Looking ahead, National Airlines is set to further expand its widebody fleet, with a fourth Boeing 777 Freighter expected to join in the coming months, underlining its long-term focus on operational excellence and global network development.
Christopher Alf, Chairman of National Airlines, said: “The delivery of our third Boeing 777 Freighter represents another important milestone in our strategic growth journey and reflects our continued investment in building one of the world’s most capable and versatile charter cargo fleets.
“As customer demand for reliable and customised air cargo solutions continues to grow, the Boeing 777 Freighter provides the performance, efficiency, and global reach required to support complex logistics operations across diverse industries.
“We extend our sincere appreciation to Boeing, GE Aerospace, and all of our valued partners whose collaboration has made this achievement possible.”