Current Airline Operators
- Air Astana - 5
- Air Bashkortostan - 3
- Air Baltic - 3
- Air China - 4
- Allegiant Air - 4
- American Airlines - 109
- Arkia Israel Airlines - 2
- Azerbaijan Airlines - 4
- Blue Dart Aviation - 5
- Blue Panorama Airlines - 2
- Capital Cargo International Airlines - 3
- Cargojet Airways - 1
- China Cargo Airlines - 2
- China Southern Airlines - 12
- Condor Airlines - 13
- Delta Air Lines - 169
- DHL Air - 22
- DHL Aero Expreso - 3
- DHL International Aviation ME - 2
- El Al - 2
- Ethiopian Airlines - 9
- European Air Transport - 12
- FedEx Express - 52
- Finnair - 4
- Gestair Cargo - 2
- I Fly - 5
- Icelandair - 20
- Jet2 - 12
- Monarch Airlines - 3
- Morningstar Air Express - 5
- National Airlines - 1
- Nepal Airlines - 2
- Nordwind Airlines - 7
- Omni Air International - 1
- OpenSkies - 3
- Privilege Style - 2
- Santa Barbara Airlines - 2
- SCAT - 2
- SF Airlines - 5
- Shanghai Airlines - 10
- Small Planet Airlines - 1
- TACV - 1
- Thomas Cook Airlines - 19
- Thomson Airways - 20
- Titan Airways - 2
- TNT Airways - 1
- Turkmenistan Airlines - 4
- United Airlines - 154
- United Parcel Service - 75
- US Airways - 24
- Utair - 6
- Uzbekistan Airways - 5
- VIM Airlines - 8
- Xiamen Airlines - 6
- Yakutia Airlines - 6
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