AerSale has placed a Boeing 757-200PCF freighter with Kazakhstan-based Jupiter Jet under a lease agreement, adding dedicated cargo capacity to the carrier’s expanding freight operations.
The aircraft will support Jupiter Jet’s regional and international cargo network, including express freight and e-commerce shipments across Central Asia and neighbouring markets.
Jupiter Jet is expanding its cargo operations from Kazakhstan as demand for dedicated air freight capacity increases across the region. The 757-200PCF provides greater payload and range than smaller regional freighters, enabling the carrier to serve routes requiring additional cargo capacity.
The placement also expands AerSale’s aircraft leasing activities and puts another converted 757 freighter into active commercial service. AerSale’s aftermarket portfolio includes aircraft and engine leasing, MRO, used serviceable material (USM) and asset management.
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Jupiter Jet said the aircraft will support its continued fleet and network expansion as it develops freight services across Central Asia and international markets.
The latest transaction highlights the continued role of converted Boeing 757 freighters in regional cargo operations, particularly in markets where operators require a combination of payload capacity, range, and flexible network deployment.
