About Atlas Air
Atlas Air: A Global Leader in Air Cargo and Charter Services
Founded in 1992 by entrepreneur Michael Chowdry, Atlas Air has grown into a premier provider of outsourced aircraft and aviation operating services. Headquartered in Purchase, New York, the company operates a diverse fleet and offers a range of services to clients worldwide.
Fleet Overview
As of 2024, Atlas Air operates a fleet of approximately 100 aircraft, including:
Boeing 747-400F/8F: Atlas Air is the world's largest operator of Boeing 747 freighters, including the final 747 ever produced.
Boeing 767-300ERF: Used for cargo operations, including services for Amazon Air and DHL
Boeing 777F: Operated for clients such as Mediterranean Shipping Company Air Cargo.
Boeing 737-800BCF: Operated for Amazon Air, providing regional cargo services.
The fleet's versatility allows Atlas Air to meet a wide range of cargo and passenger needs across the globe.
Global Operations
Atlas Air operates more than 63,000 flights annually, serving over 300 destinations in 70 countries. The company's global network supports a variety of industries, including e-commerce, manufacturing, and government agencies.
Strategic Partnerships
Atlas Air provides aircraft and crew services to major clients, including:
Amazon Air: Operating Boeing 767 and 737 freighters to support Amazon's logistics network.
DHL: Providing cargo services using Boeing 767 and 777 freighters.
Boeing: Operating Boeing 747-400LCF "Dreamlifter" aircraft for transporting large aircraft components.
These partnerships highlight Atlas Air's role as a trusted provider of tailored aviation solutions.
Passenger Charter Services
In addition to cargo operations, Atlas Air offers passenger charter services using Boeing 747 and 767 aircraft. Clients include sports teams, government agencies, and corporate groups seeking customized travel solutions.
Recent Developments
In 2023, Atlas Air took delivery of the final Boeing 747 ever produced, marking the end of an era for the iconic aircraft.
The company continues to expand its fleet and services to meet growing global demand for air cargo and charter solutions.