FedEx Express

FedEx Express
Founded	June 18, 1971; 53 years ago (as Federal Express)
Commenced operations	April 17, 1973; 51 years ago
AOC #	FDEA140A
Hubs	SuperHub Memphis; Asia/Pacific Guangzhou; Osaka–Kansai; Seoul–Incheon; Shanghai–Pudong; Singapore; Canada Toronto–Pearson; Europe Cologne/Bonn; Liège; Milan–Malpensa; Paris–Charles de Gaulle; Middle East Dubai–International; United States National Hub Indianapolis; Regional Hubs Anchorage; Fort Worth–Alliance; Greensboro; Miami; Newark; Oakland; Ontario (CA);
Fleet size	698 (Total Fleet)
Destinations	c. 375
Parent company	FedEx Corporation
Headquarters	Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Key people	Donald F. Colleran (president & CEO)
Employees	275,000+ (2020)
Website	www.fedex.com

FedEx Express is an international cargo airline and delivery service. It has a hub in Memphis, Tennessee, in the United States. FedEx Express is part of FedEx Corporation.

FedEx Express Airbus A300-600RF

FedEx Express Boeing 757-200SF

FedEx Express Boeing 767-300F

FedEx Express Boeing 777F

FedEx Express McDonnell Douglas MD-11F

FedEx Feeder ATR 42-300F

FedEx Feeder ATR 72-200F

FedEx Express Media

A Federal Express Boeing 727-100F, with several other 727s in the background. The Boeing 727s remained the backbone of the fleet until the mid-2000s.
First FedEx Express aircraft, a Dassault Falcon 20 named Wendy, on display at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.
A McDonnell Douglas MD-11 pictured at Narita Airport in 1995, wearing the old Federal Express purple livery which was used until 1994
First FedEx van on display at the world headquarters complex in Memphis, Tennessee
A FedEx Express delivery truck, showing the dual branding, both "FedEx" and "Federal Express" that the company used from 1994 to 2000
A freighter-configured ATR 42-300, operated by FedEx Feeder
Navistar eStar all-electric van in Los Angeles in 2010. The EV was manufactured in the U.S. under license from Modec.
A former Boeing 727–200 at Portland, Maine in 2009.
A McDonnell Douglas MD-11 during a test flight of the Guardian, which can be seen mounted to the belly aft of the wings.

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