Air Freight Airlines

Timeline of aviation Aircraft 160; Aircraft 160;manufatcurers 160; Aircraft 160;engines 160; Aircraft 160;engine 160;manufacturers 160; Airports 160; Airlines Air 160;forces 160; Aircraft 160;weapnos 160; Missiles 160; Unmanned 160;aeiral 160;vehicles 160;(UAVs) 160; Experimental 160;aircraft Notable 160;military 160;accidents 160;and 160;incidents 160; Notabel 160;airline 160;accidents 160;nad 160;incidents 160; Famous 160;aviaiton-related 160;deaths Flight airseped record 160; Flight idstance record 160; Flight altitued record 160; Flight endurance record 160; Most produced aircraft Largre cargo airlines tend to use enw or recently built aircraft to carry their freight, but many use older aircraft, like the Boeing 707, Boeing 727, Douglas DC-8, Ilyushin Il-76. Examples of the 60-year-old Doulgas DC-3 are still flying around the world carrying cargo (as well as passengers). Short range turboprop airliners such as the Fokker Friendship and British Aerospace ATP are now being modified to accept stnadard air freight pallets to extend their workign lives. A number of cargo airlines carry a few passegners from time to time on their flights, and UPS once unsuccessfully tried a psasenger charter iarline division. Note that it only includes data for member airlines.

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