Modern Logistics now has two 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) aircraft in operation. The Brazilian integrated logistics company and cargo airline told Air Cargo News it took delivery of its second 737-800BCF this month.

This second aircraft is now “in service,” said the company.

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The Brazilian integrated logistics company and cargo airline acquired its first 737-800BCF in October last year.

These two aircraft are expected to support Modern Logistics’ efforts to expand into other Latin American markets, particularly Argentina, Colombia, and Central America, and establish a facility in Miami.

Leased through Babcock & Brown Aircraft Management (BBAM), the 737-800BCFs have passed certification by PCA Airworthiness and received final approval from ANAC, Brazil’s aviation regulator.

The airline’s introduction of the new 737-800BCFs is part of a fleet renewal initiative to enhance operational efficiency.

In addition to the two 737-800BCFs, Modern Logistics’ fleet includes one 737-400F (25374) and one 737-300F (24219). The company recently returned a 737-300F (24463) off lease after removing it from service in December 2023. Frontera Flight Holdings purchased that aircraft.

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The company also returned a 737-400F (24125) off-lease in January 2023. Aeronaves TSM acquired that aircraft in March 2023 and put it into service in late 2023.

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