Uzbekistan Airways is attempting to sell multiple Boeing aircraft as the Central Asian flag-carrier updates its fleet.
The airline is advertising four 767s – two passenger -300ERs and two freighters – which were respectively built in 2003-04 and 1996-97.
It is also offering two 757-200s from 1999.
All six aircraft are fitted with Pratt & Whitney powerplants.
Uzbekistan Airways is selling seven Ilyushin Il-114-100 turboprops, built over 1999-2013, as well as a simulator for the type.
Only a small number of Il-114s were built, with Uzbekistan Airways one of the main operators. Production of the Il-114 is being resurrected through a modernised version, the Il-114-300.
Uzbekistan Airways is also selling five Ilyushin Il-76TD heavy freighters, the airline states.
Its fleet-renewal programme has included the introduction of Boeing 787-8s, the fifth of which arrived at the airline's Tashkent base in early July.
Source: FlightGlobal.com
