WILMINGTON — Air Transport Services Group, Inc. announced Thursday the delivery of seven leased freighters by its Cargo Aircraft Management and ATSG West Leasing subsidiaries during the fourth quarter of 2018.

This points to continued strong demand for its converted Boeing 767 freighter aircraft, according to a press release from ATSG.

Amerijet International Airlines of Miami, Florida took delivery of a Boeing 767-300 converted freighter. CAM now leases seven 767 freighters to Amerijet.

Cargojet Airways of Mississauga, Canada took delivery of two more Boeing 767-300 converted freighters, bringing the total number of aircraft leased to CargoJet to four.

SkyTaxi of Wroclaw, Poland took delivery of its first Boeing 767-200 converted freighter, with an option to lease a second freighter in 2019.

West Atlantic AB of Gothenburg, Sweden took delivery of a Boeing 767-200 converted freighter. This is West Atlantic’s sixth aircraft leased from ATSG.

Also, two Boeing 767-300 freighters were delivered internally to ATSG subsidiary airline Air Transport International, to be operated for external customers under ACMI agreements that extend well into 2019.

Additionally, a DHL-leased 767-200 freighter was transferred to Bahrain from DHL’s US air cargo network. DHL now has six ATSG 767-200s in the Middle East.

“This fourth quarter has been our best ever in terms of aircraft deliveries and meeting the needs of our customers with efficient, timely service,” said Mike Berger, Chief Commercial Officer of ATSG. “It is especially satisfying because we are providing a platform of growth for existing customers, adding new customers to our portfolio worldwide, and meeting our commitment to deliver ten newly converted 767-300s in 2018.”

ATSG’s in-service fleet now comprises 91 aircraft, including 13 from its recent acquisition of Omni Air International. ATSG’s global expansion in 2018 has been significant, accomplishing eight 2018 deliveries outside of the United States to Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Canada.