United Cargo

A great week in San Francisco at the CNS Partnership Conference alongside our customers, JV partners and the United Cargo leadership team. ✈️   From valuable conversations to industry collaboration and networking opportunities, CNS continues to be an important moment for the air cargo community to come together and shape the future of our industry.   Thank you to everyone who connected with the United Cargo team throughout the week. We appreciate the partnership and look forward to continuing to move global business forward — together. Jan Krems Stephanie Abeler Tod Mawhinney #CNS2026 #AirCargo #LufthansaCargo #SwissWorldCargo

📦 Your cargo’s next move starts here. Book seamlessly, move faster, and keep your shipments connected every step of the way with United Cargo. View our June flight & truck schedule -> https://bit.ly/4uX7Vjt Start planning your next shipment today -> https://bit.ly/4dkPWxz

Did you know? ✈️ 396. That's how many United Cargo employees are dedicated to our cargo activities worldwide. Operations. Planning. Sales. Handling. Customer support. Every function that keeps global shipments moving has a person behind it; often several. Aircraft move cargo. People move everything else. 👇 Which cargo role do you think deserves more recognition than it gets?

Your skincare routine might have earned more miles than you. ✈️💄 Did you know United Cargo recently transported more than 82,000 lbs of cosmetic products from Paris to New York and Chicago? Because behind every beauty routine is a global logistics journey powered by United Cargo. Read the full story below 👇

This week, the United Cargo team is lacing up their running shoes for the JPMorgan Corporate Challenge 5K! 👟✈️ Proud to represent United Airlines while coming together outside the workplace for an evening of teamwork, energy, and community spirit. Good luck to all the teams participating — we’ll see you at the starting line! #UnitedCargo #JPMorganCorporateChallenge #TeamUnited #RunTogether

In April 2026, United Airlines received the Silver Award for Best Emergency/Disaster Response Initiative at the HALO Branded Solutions Awards Gala, recognizing the collective efforts of employees, nonprofit partners, and operational teams supporting communities during times of crisis. A major part of this impact comes through the long-standing collaboration with Airlink, Inc. Since 2010, the partnership has helped support an estimated 23 million people worldwide, transporting nearly 5,000 responders and more than 2.1 million pounds of critical aid, including medical supplies, food, and water filtration systems. Recent efforts following Typhoon Sinlaku and flooding in Hawaii once again highlighted the importance of rapid coordination and reliable connectivity when communities are under pressure. As Pulin Thakkar, Senior Manager, Global Community Engagement, at United Airlines, shared: “We continue to focus on being a leader in the disaster-relief space, bringing together the strength of our nonprofit and corporate partners and, most importantly, the many employees who step up in moments that matter.” At United Cargo and United Airlines, these operations reflect a simple principle: when communities rely on air cargo support, we do everything we can to help meet their needs.

Big news for our Pacific network. ✈️🌏 United Cargo is now connecting Sapporo, Japan with San Francisco — adding another destination to the world’s largest transpacific network and creating even more opportunities for our customers across Asia and the U.S. And that’s not all: we’re also launching new Chicago–Tokyo Narita service to complement our existing Tokyo Haneda flights, offering even greater flexibility, connectivity, and reach across the Pacific. More network. More connections. More possibilities.

When the shipment is irreplaceable, every detail matters. 🌺✈️ A piece of Hawaiian history crossed the Pacific once more — this time guided not by stars, but by a network built to bring it home. Last year, United Cargo was entrusted with transporting a historic Hawaiian ‘Ahu‘ula from Washington, D.C. back to Kona as part of a significant repatriation effort. With specialized handling through UASecure, a seamless routing, and deep respect for the cultural significance behind the shipment, our team helped return more than an artifact — we helped carry a legacy home. Because some shipments are more than cargo. They’re history, culture, and trust in motion. Read the full story below 👇

35 years. Two capitals. One iconic connection. This month, we’re celebrating 35 years of flying between CDG and IAD — connecting Paris and Washington, D.C. since 1991. Since our first flight, we’ve: ✈️ Flown 5.5M+ customers ✈️ Operated 28,000+ flights ✈️ Moved 184,000+ metric tons of cargo Today, our twice-daily service continues to connect customers across the Atlantic and beyond through our global network. Thank you to our incredible teams at CDG and IAD for making 35 years of connection possible.

Extending reach across the Pacific Hong Kong plays a central role in how United Cargo structures its cargo flows across Asia and the U.S. Beyond direct connectivity, the network is built through strategic routing. Around30 tons of cargo move daily via Guam, where onward widebody connections link shipments to Japan, Hawaii, and the broader Pacific network. At the same time, infrastructure is evolving. Hong Kong International Airport is scaling toward10 million tonnes of annual cargo capacity by 2030, reinforcing its role as a major global hub. For United Cargo, this combination of gateway strength and network flexibility allows cargo to move efficiently across regions, even as demand patterns shift. Because in transpacific logistics, performance depends on how well the network connects beyond the first flight. LAWRENCE CHEE Raymond Tsang