National Airlines continues strategic fleet expansion with delivery of second Boeing 777F | News
National Airlines has reached another major milestone in its continued growth with the delivery of its second Boeing 777 Freighter (N792CA) from the Boeing production facility in Everett, Seattle. The latest addition further strengthens the airline’s capabilities in long-haul freight and reinforces its commitment to delivering customized global charter freight solutions to customers and industries around the world.
In April 2026, National Airlines welcomed its first Boeing 777 Freighter at a special delivery event attended by the airline’s leadership team, strategic partners and valued customers. The arrival of the second aircraft within a short period of time underlines the airline’s ambitious fleet expansion strategy and its growing presence in the international air freight market.
National Airlines Chairman Christopher Alf said: “We are excited about the arrival of our second Boeing 777 Freighter and look forward to further expanding our charter freight offering and services for specialist industries and customer groups in the coming months. This milestone marks another important step in our long-term fleet expansion strategy. A special word of appreciation to our National Airlines Maintenance and Operations teams and the Boeing team for their leadership, partnership and continued support throughout this fleet expansion program.”
The Boeing 777-200 Freighter is considered one of the world’s most advanced and efficient long-range freight aircraft. Powered by modern GE90 engines and equipped with advanced avionics and fuel-efficient technology, the aircraft offers exceptional payload, operational reliability and intercontinental range. With the ability to transport specialized freight non-stop over long distances, the B777F enables faster, flexible and more efficient transportation solutions for a wide range of industries.
National Airlines is also preparing to welcome its third and fourth Boeing 777 Freighters in the coming months, further accelerating the airline’s transformation into a leading provider of customized air freight solutions that connect businesses and industries around the world.
With this latest delivery, the airline now operates a fleet of two 777 freighters, nine B747 freighters, in addition to passenger aircraft including the A330-300 and A330-200, as it continues to expand its fleet.
