Air Cargo Carriers

10/20/2026

From Clearance to Climb, Every Flight Counts on ATC. ✈️🎙️

Today, on International Day of the Air Traffic Controller, we're recognizing the dedicated professionals who keep our skies safe and our operations moving.

From takeoff to touchdown, air traffic controllers play a critical role in keeping aviation connected, coordinated, and on course.

From all of us at Air Cargo Carriers, thank you for keeping us moving safely.

10/18/2026

Nashville, here we come! ✈️

Air Cargo Carriers is heading to Cargo Facts Symposium 2026, October 21–23!

We're looking forward to connecting with industry leaders, exchanging insights, and exploring what's next for air cargo.

Attending? Let's connect!

10/16/2026

September carried some serious weight. ✈️

How much weight?

Try 2,528,058 pounds of cargo transported.

30 days of operations.

One mission: Keep business moving.

For perspective, that’s equivalent to the estimated weight of 253 fully grown African elephants. 🐘

Behind every pound is a coordinated effort between our pilots, maintenance technicians, dispatchers, ground crews, and logistics teams. 🤝

The numbers are impressive.

The people behind them even more so.

10/14/2026

Just breathe. We’ve got it covered. ✈️

Behind every overnight delivery is a team of people making it happen — from flight crews and maintenance to operations and logistics.

At Air Cargo Carriers, we’re proud to do the behind-the-scenes work that keeps critical cargo moving and communities connected.

Because keeping the world moving takes all of us.

10/12/2026

10/12/2026

10/09/2026

✈️ CLEARED FOR CONNECTION!

Air Cargo Carriers is packing its bags and charting a course for the Regional Air Cargo Association (RACCA) Annual Meeting & Fall Conference, October 27–29 in Scottsdale, AZ! 📦🛫

There’s nothing quite like catching up with old colleagues, reconnecting with industry friends, and meeting new people who share our passion for air cargo.

We look forward to meaningful conversations, continued partnerships, and new opportunities to move our industry forward.

Until then, safe travels. See you at RACCA! 🛫

10/07/2026

Cleared for takeoff. Ready for whatever the skies bring. 🛫

At Air Cargo Carriers, our pilots do more than fly. They navigate changing weather, manage shifting schedules, and handle early departures and late-night arrivals to keep freight moving across our network.

Every flight takes experience, precision, and careful planning. We're proud of the pilots who bring those skills to the cockpit every day and keep our operation moving.

The cargo has a destination. Our pilots make the journey possible. 📦

And while the job has its challenges, we have a feeling the office view makes up for it. 😉

10/02/2026

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT ✈️

Meet Karin!

Karin joined Air Cargo Carriers in June 2026 as our Records Technician—and she’s already getting a firsthand look at how aviation blends modern operations with a little old-school reliability.

One thing that might surprise you about her job?

📇 ACC’s secondary Tech Records Maintenance System still includes a handwritten Kardex card-filing system.

Yes, handwritten.

In aviation, some tried-and-true systems still earn their place.
But Karin’s favorite part of ACC isn’t the records—it’s the people behind them.

“The whole maintenance team works together surprisingly seamlessly. No one is ever too busy to answer a question, give an opinion, or learn something new.”

That’s what keeps an operation moving: good records, good communication, and a team that shows up for each other.

Welcome to ACC, Karin. We’re glad to have you on board. ✈️

09/29/2026

Some people see a warehouse.

We see a Shorts gold mine. 👀✈️

Tucked inside Air Cargo Carriers’ Milwaukee operation is one of the largest Shorts parts inventories in the world. And it didn’t happen by accident.

As other operators ceased Shorts operations, ACC acquired aircraft, parts and tooling.

Damaged aircraft? Those have had value, too—
acquired and carefully stripped for usable parts.

The result: decades of aircraft, components and tooling turned into an extensive inventory that keeps the Shorts fleet supported and cargo
moving.

Basically, when it comes to Shorts parts…
“We might have one” is a pretty safe bet around here. 😏