Icelandair Cargo has made this announcement:
This beautiful 767 aircraft, joining our fleet in the fall, has arrived in Singapore, where it will go through a cargo conversion this summer.
We look forward to welcoming her to our fleet as TF-ISH in a few months.
Icelandair aircraft photo gallery:
Icelandair Cargo made this announcement:
Icelandair Cargo handles all shipments to and from Iceland for FedEx and TNT, following a new three-year agreement going into effect in early 2020. After FedEx’s acquisition of TNT, FedEx and TNT have merged their operations, and aim to expand their operations in Iceland in cooperation with Icelandair Cargo. FedEx is one of the largest express transportation companies in the world, headquartered in the United States.
Following the agreement, some changes will be made to Icelandair Cargo’s flight schedule to Europe. With Liege being one of FedEx’s and TNT’s main airports in Europe, there will be a significant increase of flights to Liege in Belgium.
Icelandair Cargo will fly seven times a week to Liege and three weekly flights to the East Midlands in the UK. The company also continues its freight services to all of Icelandair’s 40 destinations.
Icelandair Cargo got a considerable boost following Icelandair’s decision to add Boeing 767 aircraft to its fleet, as these aircraft can transport significant amounts of cargo along with their passenger operations. Icelandair now has four Boeing 767s in its fleet. Icelandair Cargo’s estimates to carry almost 50,000 tonnes of freight this year, of which around 60% is transported the company’s passenger aircraft.
Icelandair aircraft photo gallery:
Icelandair route map:
Icelandair Group (Icelandair) (Keflavik) reported its second quarter net profit increased 29 percent to $18.5 million, up from $14.3 million for the quarter a year ago.
Read the full report: CLICK HERE
Icelandair Group Fleet Data:
Copyright Photo: TMK Photography/Airlinersgallery.com. Boeing 757-208 TF-FIJ (msn 25085) approaches the runway at Toronto (Pearson) after its flight from the Keflavik hub (near Reykjavik).
Icelandair: 
Icelandair Group (Icelandair) (Keflavik) reported a second quarter net profit of $14.3 million.
In addition, in its report, the group stated it is looking at its fleet options with a long-term fleet strategy. Here is the official statement:
TWO OPTIONS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSIDERATION
Option 1: Single fleet of Boeing 757 aircraft until 2022
Option 2: Mixed fleet of Boeing 757 and smaller aircraft
Read the full report: CLICK HERE
Copyright Photo: Keith Burton. Besides utilizing its Boeing 757 fleet for scheduled passenger and charter operations, the flag carrier also operates the Boeing 757 as a freighter. Icelandair Cargo Boeing 757-23A PCF TF-FIG (msn 24456) climbs away from Southend with its additional “Absolutely Fresh” titles and logo for its fish-hauling operations.
Icelandair: 
Icelandair Boeing 757-208 WL TF-FIJ (msn 25085) LHR (Antony J. Best), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
Icelandair Group (Keflavik) reported a 27 percent increase in passengers in the second quarter ending on June 30. The company was also able to swing back into the black with a net profit of $3.5 million.
Watch the PowerPoint presentation of the company: CLICK HERE
Icelandair Slide Show: CLICK HERE
Copyright Photo: Antony J. Best. Please click on the photo for background information on the carrier.
Icelandair Cargo Boeing 757-23APF TF-FIG (msn 24456) (Absolutely Fresh) NUE (Gunter Mayer), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
Icelandair Cargo (Keflavik) has added this special logo to its Boeing 757-23APF TF-FIG.
Copyright Photo: Gunter Mayer. Please click on the photo for the full story.