A new Boeing 767-300F (N496MM) is now being operated for Amazon by AmeriJet International.
Instead of the usual Prime Air titles the aircraft now sports “Amazon Air Cargo” titles.
Amazon Air Cargo describes itself:
100+ aircraft. 250+ flights daily. 7 days per week. And now, self-service access to instant quotes, express booking, and real-time trackingโall backed by Amazonโs reliable air network. We have the tools, the team, and the tech to get your air cargo where it needs to go swiftly and securely, from takeoff to touchdown. Guaranteed.
Our fleet of 737, 767, and A330 aircraft services networks within North America, Latin America, EMEA, and Asia. We can also provide international charter services.
Amazon.com (http://amazon.com/) Services LLC (d/b/a Amazon Air Cargo) is an Indirect Air Carrier. All flights are operated by our direct air carrier partners, including ATI, ABX, 21 Air, Sun Country, Hawaiian Airlines, Cargojet, ASL, and Quickjet.
Summary of what we think is happening:
Amazon has introduced an “Amazon Air Cargo” livery on an Amerijet-operated Boeing 767-300F, signaling a strategic shift to sell excess capacity to third-party clients, rather than just moving company packages.
While the operational identity remains “Amazon Air,” this new branding on N496MM highlights the companyโs expansion into a commercial logistics business alongside its existing Prime Air services.
Any further information is welcome.