Visitors walk past an Boeing 737-800 BCF Amazon “Prime Air” cargo plane at Paris Air Show in June 2019. (AP Photo/Michel Euler, file) Amazon’s buying spree of used planes goes against green ...

Amazon has taken yet another step toward total delivery superiority with the launch of Amazon One, a new cargo plane that is dedicated to transporting Amazon Prime orders.Debuting at the recent Se.

Amazon.com said it is hiring Hawaiian Airlines to fly its packages on 10 rented Airbus SE jets around the U.S., ... Amazon to Use Airbus Cargo Planes for First Time.

At the end of last year, Amazon announced more aircraft additions for Amazon Air, bumping the network from 40 planes to 50. Today, it says it’s on track to reach 70 planes by 2021, thanks to ...

One of the new aircraft joined Amazon's air cargo operations in May, and Amazon is expected to get the remaining 11 in 2021. The new planes are being leased from Air Transport Services Group (ATSG ...

While Amazon's drone program remains in testing, the e-commerce giant is turning to cargo planes to keep up with package delivery demands. At Seattle's Seafair Air Show on Friday, Amazon will ...

Amazon has gotten a lot of attention with its plans to deliver packages by drone, but it'll be taking to the air in a much bigger way before that. It signed a deal to lease 20 Boeing 767 cargo ...

Amazon has agreed to lease 20 cargo planes from Atlas Air Worldwide on Thursday, just two months after announcing a similar deal with another aircraft-leasing company. The announcement, made ...

When also counting smaller planes, though only those certified as capable of carrying at least 12 passengers, there have been 17 fatal accidents involving cargo aircrafts run by U.S. operators ...

Amazon Prime cargo plane crash kills three people. ... The cargo plane plunged from 6,525ft to 3,025ft in 30 seconds, according to tracking data from FlightAware.com.

Seattle-based Amazon is unveiling its first branded cargo plane, one of 40 jetliners that will make up the e-commerce giant's own air transportation network as it takes more control of its ...

Amazon.com Inc. holds discussions with air cargo companies to lease planes the ecommerce giant looks to build out its own freight operations, WSJ sources say.