Shenzen-based SF Airlines continues to boost its capacity with the latest arrival of a converted B767 aircraft — expanding the carrier's fleet to 66 all-cargo freighters. 

The air freight operator recently welcomed a B767-300BCF all-cargo freighter which arrived amid the summer air logistics peak, SF Airlines said.

The B767-300BCF long-range widebody freighter will support SF Airlines in expanding its global network and will enhance the company's express delivery capacity and performance during peak seasons.

It is also the fifth all-cargo freighter that the Chinese air freight operator has put into operation this year. 

Headquartered in Shenzhen, SF Airlines is the aviation branch of China's delivery giant SF Express. It is currently the largest cargo airline in China, with fleet of 66 aircraft, serving 81 destinations across Southeast Asia, Central Asia and Europe.