The package billings flowing through one sorting hub
A hypothetical hub: packages per day times average charges. Watch the modeled billings tick by per second. This is billing associated with the packages, not revenue earned by the facility.
Results
- Illustrative only. A package’s charge pays for the whole journey, not the hub.
How this is calculated
Billings = packages × charge × (1 + fuel). Per-second counter = daily fuel portion ÷ 86,400.
Rates shown as defaults come from carrier publications or each carrier’s published table applied to the EIA price; see the methodology. Estimates and examples are labeled. Results are illustrative and do not represent any carrier’s reported financial results.
Questions
How many packages does a large hub sort?
The largest air and ground hubs sort hundreds of thousands to over a million packages a day.
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