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Cargo and charter specialist serving North American markets.

Founded
1978
Headquarters
Dallas, United States
Express One International was a United States-based airline that operated primarily as a cargo and charter carrier. Operating under the ICAO code LHN and the radio callsign LONGHORN, the airline was headquartered in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas and held IATA designator EO. The carrier focused on contract freight operations and supplemental charter services, often working with major freight integrators and the U.S. Postal Service. It operated jet aircraft suited to cargo roles, including Boeing 727 freighters, which were common in the industry during its period of activity. Express One International is no longer in operation, having ceased activities in the early 2000s. During its operational years it was a notable player in the U.S. domestic cargo charter segment, competing alongside other supplemental and contract carriers of that era.
Hubs & network
The airline primarily operated out of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and other major U.S. cargo hubs.
Fleet
Express One International operated Boeing 727 freighter aircraft during the bulk of its operational history.
Notable facts
  • ›Operated under the radio callsign LONGHORN, reflecting its Texas base.
  • ›Primarily served the cargo and supplemental charter market in the United States.
  • ›Was a significant contractor for the U.S. Postal Service air freight operations.
  • ›Ceased operations in the early 2000s.
  • ›Held IATA code EO and ICAO code LHN.
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Express One International delivering reliable American cargo and charter connections.

Express One International, operating under the callsign LONGHORN, was a United States-based carrier with roots in charter and cargo operations. The airline served various domestic points and contract routes across the continental United States. Known for its flexible operational model, Express One catered to both passenger charter and freight demands.

Primary Hubs
Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note

Express One International typically operated a fleet of Boeing 727 and McDonnell Douglas DC-9 jet aircraft suited for charter and cargo missions.

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Route network map (12 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

CAI → TUU320
CAI → YNB320
ELQ → CAI320
HBE → KWI320
KWI → HBE320
YNB → CAI320
CAI → ELQ320
CAI → TIF320
HBE → JED320
JED → HBE320
TIF → CAI320
TUU → CAI320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)