Amazon Air Added 12 New Planes to and Expanded Ground Operations
Daniel Johnson — June 7, 2020 — Business
References: press.aboutamazon & techcrunch
Amazon Air recently expanded its cargo fleet by 12 aircraft, bringing its fleet to a total of 80. The company expanded the fleet in response to the increased delivery demand that was brought on by COVID-19. Sarah Rhoads, the Amazon Air vice president, released a statement on the expansion, “Amazon Air is critical to ensuring fast delivery for our customers—both in the current environment we are facing, and beyond.”
The e-commerce giant is also increasing its ground network at several different hub locations including Austin, San Juan, San Bernardo, and more.
Amazon initially created Amazon Air in 2016, which allowed the company to not have to rely on third-party organizations to fulfill deliveries, helping Amazon streamline operations and increase profits.
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The e-commerce giant is also increasing its ground network at several different hub locations including Austin, San Juan, San Bernardo, and more.
Amazon initially created Amazon Air in 2016, which allowed the company to not have to rely on third-party organizations to fulfill deliveries, helping Amazon streamline operations and increase profits.
Image Credit: Shutterstock
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1. Expanded E-commerce Cargo Fleets - Opportunity for companies to expand their cargo fleets to meet the increased delivery demand brought on by COVID-19.
2. Increased Ground Network - Opportunity for companies to expand and strengthen their ground network at various hub locations for faster and more efficient deliveries.
Industry Implications
1. E-commerce - Opportunity for e-commerce companies to invest in cargo fleets and ground networks to enhance their delivery capabilities.
2. Logistics - Opportunity for logistics companies to offer expanded cargo fleet services and ground network solutions to meet the growing demand of e-commerce businesses.
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