My Freighter (C6, Tashkent International) plans to grow its fleet to between 30 and 50 aircraft by the end of 2026, chief commercial officer Mamur Mamadaliev told STAT Trade Times. The Uzbek company aims to more than double its fleet, which currently comprises 20 aircraft between its cargo and passenger divisions.

The airline's executive did not reveal what aircraft types it plans to add. The founder and chief executive officer of parent Centrum Holding, Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, previously said the company aims to operate 20 freighters alone by 2026.

ch-aviation asked My Freighter for a comment on the fleet expansion plans, but it was not immediately available.

According to ch-aviation data, My Freighter currently operates four A320-200s, two A320-200Ns, one A321-200N, one A321-200NX, two A330-300s, one ACJ319-100N, one B757-200(PCF), four B767-300ER(BCF)s, and four B767-300ER(BDSF)s. The passenger aircraft are placed with the company's virtual carrier Centrum Air, which does not have its own air operator's certificate, while ACJ319-100N is operated on behalf of the Uzbekistan's government.