Which is the biggest CARGO AIRLINE in the world??
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Which is the largest all-cargo airline regarding their airplane fleet?
In third place, we have DHL from Germany with 191 planes! Following in second place, we have UPS with 290 planes!
And number one, as an all-cargo airline with 385 planes in the main fleet and 284 within the contract fleet, is good old FedEx!
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Good old FedEx indeed.
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Good ol' fatass
Why my Fcking stuff not arrived at my doorstep FedEx Suck hear news that FedEx plane crashed, Shit I take back those words
Not fedex. Fata$$😂😂😂
@@austria777yes
But without any doubt, Aerosucre has the most competent pilots of all cargo-airlines... ;-)
Ah of-course
*_bank angle_* *_bank angle_*
*Terrain! Terrain! Pull up! Pull up!*
*”that was a good takeoff, eh?”*
@@Homepage. i think it should have been "Don't Sink" "Don't Sink" "Sink rate"
Aerosucre pilots think they’re playing X-Plane
They follow a very inspiring old Russian saying, "We pay for the whole runway, we use the whole runway"
Damn fedex has stepped up their game with two sets of aircraft fleet, one main fleet and the other a contract fleet
what does contract fleet mean?
@@MaksiGaming607 could do ur own lil research if you want but using context clues its just a fleet of contracted planes from other companies, Fedex pays for cargo space essentially, like how smaller commercial carriers like Air Wisconsin, Envoy, Skywest do contracts/carry passengers for American Airline’s shorter routes
Its for aircraft not directly owned by FedEx. For example of you start a company get a loan and buy a plane and hire a couple pilots you can sign up for as a contractor for any air fleet.
@@MondoChow777 The contracted aircraft he's referring to are all owned by FedEx. But the maintenance and crews are contracted out to another company. Called feeder aircraft, Cessna 208s, ATR-42 and 72s, and soon to be Cessna Sky Couriers.
The contract planes are the FedEx feeders
Both fedex and ups Midwest hubs are insane
I have no idea what you're saying but I love it big.
Even though DHL have the least planes, but they still managed to deliver Internationally under a week
Same with FedEx
@@gjp373 fedex has the most planes so its less impressive but still very fucking impressive
I had a hunch about it being number one.
It simply has the first mover advantage.
As in, being one of the earliest.
My brother worked for FedEx for 10 years, and he would always say FedEx had the number 2 fleet of cargo aircraft in the world. Only the US military has more.
Makes sense. US Military learned the hard way that logistics can make or breaks a war. Operation Desert Storm moved a Herculean amount of fuel, water, provisions and troops halfway across the world. Their C5 Galaxy transport planes are amazing
But the military also has some passenger aircraft so they’re not all cargo lol
@@dformaybe the US military’s cargo fleet is still larger than the FedEx fleet.
Doesn't the military still use civilian planes too? I know they basically use civilian planes when needed for troops, but do they do it for cargo as well?
I've heard the cargo companies are a big buyer of old planes that have been retired from passenger service. They just strip the interiors and fill them up with cargo. Cargo planes can often end up being old and no longer used models.
This is true
Aerosucre, buys direct from the scrappers
Continuous up-to-date information Capt. Joe. Simple and priceless, always.
I live 1 mile from London Stansted and seen FedEx flight #1 for nearly 40 years. In the old days FDX1 (Stansted to Memphis) was a DC-10. Then gradually a mix of DC-10/MD-11, then mixed in came the 777, sometimes a chartered 747. These days just 777, very occasionally an MD-11. They are so loud, love it! My 18 year old nephew has now got a part time job at FedEx sorting, London Stansted. He really enjoys it.
Lucky!
DC-10s are all gone now
Cargo planes are angels because they bring supplies to the world's hungry and our other needs
the UPS livery goes hard
I prefer FedEx as a company but I cannot lie it does look sweet👍
Another fun fact, UPS was going to be the launch customer for the A380!! But Airbus delayed the project to put more emphasis on the passenger version so UPS got 747s instead 😅😅
People who found DC 20
I mean DC 10
Airbus cancelled it not delayed
I love watching you vids
Please do largest cargo plane next!!!!!!
FedEx is my favourite cargo Plane ✈️
That's a pretty big gap between Fedex and UPS/DHL, I didn't think UPS had such a big fleet
UPS and DHL aren’t the same. DHL has 0 airplanes. They outsource the flying to other shitty cargo airlines who then provide cheap labor to DHL…..
DHL model is the cancer for the cargo pilot profession.
You now see a lot of 737s with FedEx paint in them….those pilots make half what real FedEx pilots make. And that is the DHL model of subcontracting.
I ❤ your short videos. Thanks captain Joe 🙏
Oh! Thanks for the information! Never knew that DHL was having low amount of planes!
I live about 20 miles from GSO FedEx hub. They operate on their own runway. I frequently see their planes flying over my house. Up until a few years ago the president plane would fly in to do touch and go because it was long enough. As a general rule GSO is not that busy with regularly scheduled flights compared to RDU or CLT.
So glad the cargo planes have been celebrated
What about Atlas? They fly for everyone like Amazon, UPS, FedEx but typically fly with the cargo airlines liveries but under flight plans it's still considered Atlas
Atlas also operates PAX flights
Wow DHL and UPS have so few planes to service everywhere!
I had the opportunity to fly for FedEx in the late 70's when they were operating Falcon 20's, but they required a Falcon type rating. I was flying checks and freight at the time in Aerostar's and Navajo's still paying off student loans and couldn't afford a type rating.
"Oh, yeah, we just broke half of the cargo upon landing"
"FedEx 187... I hope you have refunds. To the ramp, taxi at your discretion."
Nice to see the DC-10 is still flying after such a streak of bad luck
Got those Cessna 208s to boost their numbers
Dhl with 191 planes
Me thinking about american 191 and delta 191
my favourite would be airACT cargo for sure
When i worked at FedEx a few years ago tonk we were closer to 700 then
You always give us interesting facts awesome
FedEx needs to do better... In competing with UPS
Thanks captain Joe. 👍
R.I.P Federal Express Flight 80 And Federal Express Flight 14
Paid $640 for an overnight with FedEx of some critical parts. About 400 mile trip. Got it four days later. Thanks a lot FedEx.
Wow, I was wrong. I thought was Lyndens Air Cargo out of Seattle and serves Alaska and Canada. They've been around for a long time.
that 747 simulator is giving me the death stare
Good old 747 in the back
Ups still using the dc10 (death chamber 10)
Yep I was expecting FedEx on 1st
me getting flashbacks from fedex flight 80
UPS and FedEx, both flying MD-11s
I work for FedEx.
Granted, in the part that used to be Kinko's, but still.
Love FedEx!
Airbus Beluga:Am I a Joke to You
About Singapore cargo
- Not to forget Mad Magazine's *OOPS!* package delivery service in fourth place.
AN-225:BRO YOU FORGOT ABOUT ME
I honestly was expecting USAF on that list 😂
Saw the tower I work at in this video!
“191 planes” in mind: that number sounds familiar.
Oh fedex😢😢😢!
Dhl boeing 767 300ER ups dc10/md11 fedex dc10/ md11
I would’ve thought Cargolux or Atlas!
AvGeeks when they see FedEx, having flashbacks abt FedEx flight 80, rip to all those who died.
me thinking cargolux would be there
I wish FedEx had dc-8s
Quite interesting. 👍
Wonder if your pilot strike helps other CV stations
If it absolutely, positively has to get there. FedEx
MD-11 FedEx is my favorite aviation plane
My dad owns delta
@@Hjkkgg6788 same my father is a FedEx he is flying for 1 year now
Do you know about FedEx flight 80?
one trip to memphis and you can definitely tell fedex is #1. the hub is HUGE and the arrivals snd departs are neverending.
Nice ups and fedex old good Douglas planes on clip
What place is Cargolux on?
Your World On Time Homie 🫡
Remember that FedEx has 747
I didn’t know Dhl was German
Working on my CFI rn. I want to fly for FedEx 😩
No you don't
FedEx is great except when they’re marooning Tom Hanks on a desert island.
Antonov airlines HEY WHAT ABOUT ME!
FEDEX🎉🎉
I Knew FedEx was topping the list.
can’t believe people willingly for for cargo
Beluga
Laat be seeing former KLM and Martin Air MD11’s in Fed Ex livery
I wonder if that number will change as Amazon grows.
Mine is UPS
What about maximus airline
Average aerosucre cargo bay after landing:
That ups plane was a DC-10?
Yes
That is an MD-11.
amazon have a cargo too
I expected atlas air to be on here… i see it everytime!
I thought you were LawbyMike at first 😂 💀
I knew it was FedEx!
Based UPS and FedEx for still using tri jets and keeping them around
FedEx -11
191 planes for dhl and still if you wanna have a normal delivery between eu countries they are sent by truck!
UPS isn't a cargo airline. It's a trucking company that has an airline.
Did you count the contracted planes for UPS too?
I see DHL in the United States
Fedex known as federal express
And yet they STILL lose packages all the time
*flashbacks to 2009*
“Captain” but only 3 stripes?
Thought it was Cragolux ngl
Biggest user of the MD-11!
For now, anyway.....
Hello captain joe why the 747-8 was not in the museum
FedEx bought out flying tiger in1983.
It was 1988 or 89
Not the FedEx md-11 💀☠️