United Parcel Services (commonly known as UPS) is an American multinational package delivery company that has its very own cargo airline that goes by the name of UPS Airlines. They are based in Louisville, Kentucky, and fly to over 779 destinations worldwide which is the most out of any airline in the world!
Besides its main hub at Louisville International Airport, UPS also has flying bases in other parts of the world, including China, Hong Kong, and even Germany. At the time of writing, UPS has over 2000 cargo pilots employed, and their base salary begins at $50,000 and can raise anywhere up to $200,000 after working for UPS for a certain number of years. With that being said, a UPS pilot in command will make around $308 an hour, with junior first officers making around $65 an hour. If you would like to become a cargo pilot for UPS, you will need to meet their pilot requirements, which are as follows:
At least 1,000 hours served as a pilot in command
At least 5,000 pilot hours under your flying belt
Experience in flying large aircraft on long haul international flight routes