UPS Fact Sheet
FOUNDED August 28, 1907, in Seattle, Wash.
HEADQUARTERS Atlanta, Ga.
WORLD WIDE WEB ADDRESS UPS.com
CHAIRMAN AND CEO Michael L. Eskew
2002 REVENUE US$31.3 billion
2002 DELIVERY VOLUME 3.4 billion packages and documents
DAILY DELIVERY VOLUME 13.3 million packages and documents
DAILY U.S. AIR VOLUME 2 million packages and documents
DAILY INTERNATIONAL VOLUME 1.2 million packages and documents
SERVICE AREA More than 200 countries and territories
Every address in the United States
EMPLOYEES 360,000 (320,000 U.S.; 40,000 International)
CUSTOMERS 7.9 million daily (1.8 million pick-up, 6.1 million
delivery)
UPS.COM 86 million hits per day on UPS.com – including an
average 7.9 million daily on-line tracking requests
OPERATING FACILITIES 1,748
DELIVERY FLEET 88,000 package cars, vans, tractors, motorcycles
UPS JET AIRCRAFT 51 727-100
5 727-200
11 747-100
4 747-200
75 757-200
32 767-300
23 DC-8-71
26 DC-8-73
24 Airbus A300F4-622R
6 MD-11
257
CHARTERED AIRCRAFT 326
DAILY FLIGHT SEGMENTS Domestic – 1,062; International – 828
AIRPORTS SERVED Domestic – 364; International – 405
AIR HUBS – UNITED STATES Louisville, Ky. (main U.S. Air Hub)
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dallas, Texas
Ontario, Calif.
Rockford, Ill.
Columbia, S.C.
Hartford, Conn.
EUROPE Cologne/Bonn, Germany
ASIA PACIFIC Taipei, Taiwan; Pampanga, Philippines; Hong Kong;
Singapore;
LATIN AMERICA and CARIBBEAN Miami, Fla., USA
CANADA Hamilton, Ontario
