Cargo Airlines

Cargo airlines are airlines dedicated to the transportation of cargo or freight. These airlines operate either as standalone cargo carriers or as a division of a passenger airline. Cargo airlines typically use dedicated cargo aircraft, such as the Boeing 747, McDonnell Douglas MD-11, or the Airbus A330. They transport a wide variety of goods, including perishable items, live animals, hazardous materials, and oversized cargo. Cargo airlines play a crucial role in global trade, connecting businesses and consumers with goods from all over the world.

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