|
|
|
| Destinations: |
A total of
130 destinations in 26 countries and two U.S. territories,
including: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile,
Costa Rica, El Salvador, France, Germany, Guatemala, Italy, Japan,
Korea, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, People's Republic of
China, including Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Singapore, St. Thomas,
Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, and
Venezuela. United Express partners serve 175 airports. |
| Active
Employees: |
Approximately
101,500 including 9,917 pilots; 24,072 flight attendants; 28,365
mechanics/related; 18,736 customer service/reservation agents; and
20,402 management/non-union employees.
|
| Average
number of daily scheduled departures: |
2,346
|
| Average
number of passengers carried daily in 1999: |
226,862 |
| Total
revenue passenger miles flown in 1999: |
125.3
billion |
| Total
cargo tons carried in 1999: |
3.1
billion |
| Total
aircraft in operating fleet: |
614
|
| Average
age of passenger fleet: |
10.1
years |
| Boeing
planes: |
48
777-200s |
19
767-200s |
24
737-200s |
|
7
747-200s |
35
767-300s |
101
737-300s |
|
44
747-400s |
75
727-200s |
57
737-500s |
|
98
757-200s |
|
|
| McDonnell
Douglas: |
3
DC-10-10s |
3
DC-10-30s |
| Airbus
aircraft: |
64
A320s |
32
A319s |
| Freighter
planes: |
4
DC-10-30s |
|
| Aircraft
on order: |
83 |
| 1999
financial results: |
Revenue: |
$18.0
billion |
|
Net
earnings |
|
|
Fully
Distributed basis: |
$1.23
billion |
|
GAAP
basis: |
$1.24
billion |
The above
information reflects data available from the end of September 2000.
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