My Freighter (C6, Tashkent International) expects to to take delivery of three B767Fs and one A330F by the end of 2026 amid plans to grow its fleet to 50 aircraft by the end of the decade.

Speaking at the Central Asia Air Cargo Summit in Tashkent, business development director, Mohy Sheneshen said the A330 and one B767 freighter are due to arrive at the carrier "within a month", regional aviation news provider Central Asia + Aero reported, adding that the remaining two B767Fs are due to follow before the end of the year.

According to the report, My Freighter aims expand the A330F fleet to five aircraft and the B767Fs to 15, while also adding a B757F. It also plans to add two B777 freighters, it added. The airline had not responded to a request from ch-aviation for comment on the matter at the time of writing.

My Freighter currently operates one B757-200(PCF), four B767-300ER(BCF)s, and five B767-300ER(BDSF)s. Affiliate virtual carrier Centrum Air (Tashkent International) in turn operates six A320-200s, two A320-200Ns, two A321-200Ns, two A321-200NX units, four A330-300s, and one ACJ319-100N, all under My Freighter's air operator's certificate (AOC).

Adding widebody freighters is in line with the company's plans to draw on the natural advantage of Uzbekistan's position on the New Silk Route linking east and west, founder and CEO Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov previously told ch-aviation in an exclusive interview.

My Freighter first began operating in 2019, acting as a general cargo agent for Uzbekistan Airways. It acquired its first aircraft, a B747-200CSCD, in 2022, before adding its first in-house B767-300ER(BCF) a year later. It launched scheduled European cargo operations in August 2025.

The development comes shortly after holding company Centrum Holding confirmed it plans to go ahead with a long-awaited initial public offering (IPO) in London in the first quarter of 2027 as operations in Europe and Asia continue to expand.