XP Express Parcel Systems
XP Express Parcel Systems was founded in 1972 as City Courier by a few Amsterdam students who provided
fast courier services within the capital on bicycles and motorcycles. The American courier company Purolator
bought the company and after a few years sold it to the Dutch Vendex International, which changed the name
City Courier to XP Express Parcel Systems. XP subsequently became a subsidiary of KLM Cargo. After a few
years, KLM no longer considered courier services as its core business and sold XP to Global Distribution
Express World Wide, jointly owned by the Australian TNT and the postal services of the Netherlands, Sweden,
Canada, France and Germany. Today, TNT is part of FedEx Corporation. XP Express Parcel Systems operated
its own Fokker F.27 Friendship-fleet. Additional capacity was leased from numerous European companies. For
the long-term contracts, these leased aircraft were painted in XP's livery but remained registered in the country of
origin.
Type
: Fokker F.27 Mk 200
Program
: FS2004 and FSX
Model
: Mike Stone
Operator
: XP Express Parcel Systems
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: Complete Aircraft
Beside its Fokker F.27 Friendships XP had some Piper PA-31 Navajo's in its fleet.
This model of Dee Waldron is designed as an AI-model and not 100%. For instance the doors can not be
opened. However the flight dynamics are perfect, thanks to David Carter.
Type
: Piper PA-31 Navajo
Program
: FS2004 and FSX
Model
: AI model Dee Waldron
Operator
: XP Express Parcel Systems
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: Complete aircraft
Type
: BAe 146-300QT
Program
: FS2004 and FSX
Model
: Jon Murchison
Operator
: XP Express Parcel Systems
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: Complete aircraft
XP leased additional capacity from numerous European companies. For the long-term contracts, these leased
aircraft, such as this BAe 146-300 of Malmö Aviation, were painted in XP's.
Type
: Britten Norman BN2A Mklll-2
Program
: FS2004 and FSX
Model
: Premier Aircraft Design
Operator
: XP Express Parcel Systems
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: Complete aircraft
This Britten Norman BN2A Mklll-2 of Kondair Cargo UK was also leased on a long-term contract and
painted in XP's livery.