Cargo planes and freighters
Freighters fly a lot at night, carrying parcels for companies like FedEx, UPS, DHL and Amazon between hub airports. Many are passenger jets converted for cargo.
A few are built for one job: carrying aircraft parts that won't fit anywhere else.
How to tell them apart
No windows down the side
A freighter.
A hugely swollen body
An outsize hauler: the Airbus Beluga or BelugaXL, Boeing's Dreamlifter or NASA's Super Guppy.
Every one Bogey can identify
More types
- Widebody jets37 aircraft
- Single-aisle airliners32 aircraft
- Regional jets19 aircraft
- Turboprop airliners21 aircraft
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