Amerijet to repair aging 767 freighter aircraft damaged in hard landing

CDL & Trucking News · · Source: FreightWaves · By Eric Kulisch · 2 min read at the source

A Boeing 767-300 freighter operated by Amerijet arrives at San Antonio International Airport in Texas on Dec. 20, 2025. The aircraft (registered N373CM) was damaged when it landed too hard on the runway in Guatemala City in early September. (Photo: Jared Maurtua)
A Boeing 767-300 freighter operated by Amerijet arrives at San Antonio International Airport in Texas on Dec. 20, 2025. The aircraft (registered N373CM) was damaged when it landed too hard on the runway in Guatemala City in early September. (Photo: Jared Maurtua)

Amerijet says it will repair the buckled skin on a Boeing 767 freighter aircraft despite its age.

Reported by Eric Kulisch for FreightWaves (Air Cargo), originally published October 19, 2026.

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Topics: Air Cargo, American Shipper, accident, Amerijet, Boeing 767 freighter

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