FEDERAL EXPRESS

478 directly-held US-registered aircraft across 8 fleet families — 265 built 15+ years ago. FAA registry, July 2026 snapshot.

Fleet

478

Directly-held FAA registrations

Fleet families

767, 757, A300, MD-11, …

Tails 15+ yrs

265

The aging-fleet signal

Fleet by family

What FEDERAL EXPRESS flies — each family links to its parts directory and aftermarket profile.

Family	Fleet	15+ yrs	ADs on family
767	152	0	18
757	112	97	28
A300	68	66	41
MD-11	61	54	8
ATR	45	18	52
777	23	13	31
DC-10	13	13	—
A310	4	4	16

Maintenance due-window estimates for FEDERAL EXPRESS are in the Targeting report

See how many FEDERAL EXPRESS tails are estimated to enter C-check and heavy-check due windows over the next 12 months, family by family — estimated from fleet age and published check cadences, not schedules. Free with your email, alongside the full operator × family matrix.

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Fleet counts are US registrations held directly by FEDERAL EXPRESSin the FAA registry (July 2026 snapshot). Aircraft registered to leasing and finance trusts (~26% of the US commercial fleet) can't be attributed to their operator and are excluded — these counts understate true fleet sizes, especially for lease-heavy operators. AD counts are distinct airworthiness directives linked to each fleet family in our corpus — the same value for every operator of that family; a compliance-demand signal, not a safety ranking.