UPS Airlines
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UPS Airlines | ||
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IATA 5X |
ICAO UPS |
Callsign UPS |
Founded | 1988 | |
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Fleet size | 264 | |
Destinations | 200 Countries | |
Headquarters | Louisville, Kentucky | |
Key people | David Abney (President) | |
Website: http://www.ups.com/ |
UPS Airlines is a worldwide cargo airline owned by United Parcel Service Inc. (NYSE: UPS). The company is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. Its home airport is located at Louisville International Airport.
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[edit] Destinations
UPS Airlines flies to more than 200 countries.
[edit] Fleet
UPS Airlines has a fleet size of 264 aircraft[1], 9th largest airline in the world:
Aircraft | In service | On order |
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Airbus A300-600R | 53 | |
Boeing 747-100F | 7 | |
Boeing 747-200F | 4 | |
Boeing 747-400 | 5 | 9 |
Boeing 757-200PF | 75 | |
Boeing 767-300ERF | 32 | 27 |
Douglas DC-8-71/73CF | 46 | |
Boeing 727-100/200 | 4 | |
McDonnell Douglas MD-11 | 38 |
UPS Airlines had ordered ten Airbus A380 freighters and had options on ten more. As part of the deal the airline was reducing an existing commitment for ninety Airbus A300 freighters to fifty three. But, in March 2007, UPS canceled their A380F orders. UPS has yet to announce a replacement order in place of the A380Fs. It has been rumored that UPS will order Boeing's 777F. UPS has also ordered eight Boeing 747-400 freighters to increase capacity on its major "trunk" routes to Europe, Asia, and North America. These are expected to be delivered in June 2007 and go on through 2008.[2] UPS Airlines placed a firm order for 27 additional Boeing 767-300 Freighters in February 2007 to be delivered 2009 to 2012.[3] Most UPS Airlines flights go through the UPS Worldport at Louisville International Airport.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ http://www.pressroom.ups.com/mediakits/factsheet/0,2305,1278,00.html?mkname=upsairlines UPS Pressroom: Fact Sheet]
- ^ UPS press release, 17 August 2005
- ^ UPS: Press Release
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