UPS Fact Sheet

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Get the facts and figures about the world's largest package delivery company and one of the leading global providers of specialized transportation and logistics services

Founded in Seattle, Wash., USA	August 28, 1907
Headquarters	Atlanta, Ga., USA
Worldwide web address	www.ups.com
Chief Executive Officer	David Abney
2018 revenue	$72 billion
Employees	481,000 globally (399,000 in U.S.)

PACKAGE OPERATIONS

2018 revenue		$58 billion
2018 global delivery volume		5.2 billion packages and documents
Daily global delivery volume		20.7 million packages and documents
Daily U.S. air volume		3 million packages and documents
Daily international volume		3.2 million packages and documents
Service area		More than 220 countries and territories; Every address in North America and Europe
Customers		1.5 million pick-up, 9.1 million delivery
Online tracking		210.9 million tracking requests per day
Retail access		The UPS Store, over 5,100; UPS Customer Centers, approximately 1,000; Authorized outlets, approximately 8,300: UPS Drop Boxes, approximately 38,000; UPS Access Point locations, almost 30,000
Operating facilities		More than 1,800
Delivery fleet		About 123,000 package cars, vans, tractors, motorcycles, including more than 10,000 alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles
UPS jet aircraft		Operating 255
Short-termed leased or Chartered aircraft		298
Daily flight segments		Domestic - 1,138; International - 1,182
Airports served		Domestic - 400; International - 415
Air hubs
	United States	Louisville, Ky. (main Global Air Hub); Philadelphia, Pa.; Dallas, Texas; Ontario, Calif., Rockford, Ill.
	Europe	Cologne/Bonn, Germany
	Asia Pacific	Shanghai; Shenzhen; Hong Kong
	Latin America and Caribbean	Miami, Fla., USA
	Canada	Hamilton, Ontario

SUPPLY CHAIN AND FREIGHT

2018 net revenue	$14 billion
UPS Supply Chain Solutions
Key services	Logistics and distribution; transportation and freight (air, sea, ground, rail); freight forwarding to more than 200 countries; international trade management and customs brokerage.
Specialty services	Service parts logistics; technical repair and configuration; supply chain design and planning; returns management.
Facilities	More than 500 facilities in more than 125 countries; 35 million sq. ft.

UPS Freight
Key services	Leading provider of less-than-truckload and truckload services coast-to-coast
Delivery fleet	Over 5,900 vehicles; over 22,000 trailers
Facilities	200 service centers

Freight Brokerage Services	Coyote Logistics provides truckload, intermodal, and less-than- truckload brokerage and transportation management services using a network of more than 50,000 carriers across the United States, Mexico, Europe and Canada.