There are a number of
cargo airlines across the globe, which serves as the means of managing the flow of various products and services from the production house to the worldwide marketplace. Cargo airlines are also known as airfreight carriers. Since 1911, aircrafts have been carrying goods ranging from mails to heavyweight machineries to different parts of the world.
Cargo Airlines of the World
In the air transport industry, there are many airlines, which are fully dedicated in carrying and delivering cargo. These companies are known as all-cargo airlines. Some of these airlines are:
- FedEx Express
- Air Hong Kong
- Nippon Cargo Airlines
- ATRAN Cargo Airlines
- Blue Dart Aviation
- ABX Air
- Australian air Express
- Cargojet Airways
- Cargo 360
- First Flight
- Heavylift Cargo Airlines
- DHL Aviation
- K-Mile Air
- MNG Airlines
- World Airways
A number of major international airlines have all-cargo subsidiaries. These air cargo carriers are operated as a freight transport division of these aviation companies. Some of passenger carriers, which have cargo subsidiaries, are:
- Lufthansa Airlines Cargo
- American Airlines Cargo
- United airlines Cargo
- Quantas Airlines Cargo
- KLM Dutch Airlines Cargo
- Cathay Pacific Airlines Cargo
- Japan Airlines Cargo
- British Airways Cargo
- Southwest Airlines Cargo
- Asiana Airlines Cargo
- Emirates Airlines Cargo
- Singapore Airlines Cargo
- Austrian Airlines Cargo
- China Airlines Cargo
- Swiss International Airlines Cargo
Aircrafts used in Cargo Airlines
Cargo aircrafts are specially designed to carry goods. Since the early days, freighters have gone a sea of change. Boeing 747 is the latest freight aircraft used for carrying goods. Some of the cargo aircrafts, which are generally used by the cargo airlines, are:
- Boeing 747 Large Cargo Freighter
- Boeing MD-10
- Boeing 777 Freighter
- Antonov Antonov An-124
- Short Belfast
- Boeing 747 Freighter
- Airbus A330
- Douglas DC-3
- McDonnell Douglas DC-10
- Airbus A380F
- Douglas DC-9
- McDonnell Douglas MD-11
For more information on cargo airlines and their shipment procedure, you can visit the following links:
Aloha Airlines Cargo
American Airlines Cargo
Asiana Airlines Cargo
Austrian Airlines Cargo
British Airways Cargo
British Midlands Airlines Cargo
Cathay Pacific Airlines Cargo
China Airlines Cargo
China Eastern Airlines Cargo
Emirates Airlines Cargo
Japan Airlines Cargo
KLM Dutch Airlines Cargo
Korean Airlines Cargo
Lufthansa Airlines Cargo
Malaysia Airlines Cargo
Mexicana Airlines Cargo
Midwest Airlines Cargo
Northwest Airlines Cargo
Philippine Airlines Cargo
Quantas Airlines Cargo
Singapore Airlines Cargo
Southwest Airlines Cargo
Swiss International Airlines Cargo
Thai International Airlines Cargo
United airlines Cargo
