Silk Way West Airlines First Boeing 777F Delivered

9/30/2023

Azerbaijan-based Silk Way West Airlines has become the second new 777F operator this year as it took delivery of its first large-widebody twinjet. Silk Way West took delivery of the production 777F (67454) on the 29th of September was indeed: a momentous occasion.

According to Yunus Karimov, Leading Avionics/Systems Engineer at "Silkway Technics", a branch of Silk Way West Airlines, "it was a day filled with excitement and pride for everyone who has been a part of this journey.". Mr. Karimov said on his LinkedIn profile that "The aircraft we received today is a testament to the commitment to excellence from the incredible team at the Boeing Company." "This aircraft represents more than just a new addition to our fleet, and it symbolizes progress, innovation, and growth. " Said Mr. Karimov.

The Boeing 777F is set to revolutionize the airline's cargo operations, bringing even greater efficiency and capacity. Below is an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek at this game-changing addition to our fleet - courtesy of Silk Way West Airlines. All the hard work, sweat and tears over many months, and negotiations, condensed into a two-minute video.

Below is a video courtesy of @Jaypainespotter showing Silk Way West's new Boeing 777F taking to the skies from Seattle Paine Field International Airport in Everett Washington to Heydar Aliyev International Airport in Baku Azerbaijan on it's delivery flight.

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