Amazon first cargo planes will be officially unveiled next lease 40 aircraft

According to foreign media reports, Amazon's first cargo planes "Amazon One" on August 4 officially unveiled the model for the Boeing 767-300. Future Amazon will lease 40 aircraft by the air cargo service providers responsible for Atlas Air.

Amazon spokesman Amanda Ip said, the aircraft will serve as a complement to further enhance Amazon's logistics capacity for the growing Prime members 1-2 days courier service.


Amanda Ip said: "The cargo aircraft will transport all Prime merchandise, including FBA merchandise." To meet the Amazon Prime membership quick delivery requirements, through the Amazon warehouse and distribution centers, the seller can choose to shipping warehousing center. With cargo aircraft in use, means that sellers of goods faster to the buyers.

Dave Clark, senior vice president of Amazon's global operations and customer service, said Amazon's operations team has been focusing on core supply chain and logistics center for Prime members fast delivery service, now by air cargo companies in the future to provide customers with a wider range selection, low-cost service and faster delivery. The next few years will continue to increase 40 cargo plane.