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Federal Express Corporation
AWB-Sendungsverfolgung
Offizielle Weiterleitung · kein Datenabruf
Verfolgen Sie eine FedEx Express-Sendung über die offizielle Tracking-Seite. FedEx Express-AWBs beginnen mit Präfix 023.
Frachtportal ruft keine Sendungsdaten ab und speichert die eingegebene AWB nicht.
URL geprüft: 2026-09-06
Cargo hubs & stations
Verified stations only. Not live rotations.
Fleet & capacity
The figure shown is the total fleet as of 31 May 2026 per the FY2026 annual report. A breakdown by aircraft type is not yet substantiated from the primary source and will be added.
Flotte gesamt (alle Muster)
700 · Freighter
Total aircraft count as of 31 May 2026 per the FY2026 annual report. A breakdown by aircraft type is not yet substantiated from the primary source.
Special cargo
Pharma
IATA CEIV Pharma
Dangerous goods
IATA DGR
air_operator_certificate
14 CFR Part 121
Products
Availability may vary by station, route and aircraft type.
Produkte
FedEx International Premium
Airport to airport, 1–3 business days to over 30 countries. On a FedEx IATA (023) air waybill or a neutral AWB. Advance booking required, customs clearance not included.
Produkte
FedEx International Priority
Time-definite delivery in 1–3 business days to more than 220 countries and territories.
Produkte
FedEx International Connect Plus
E-commerce product, day-definite in 2–5 business days, from over 70 origins to more than 190 destinations.
Services
Dangerous goods per IATA DGR
Acceptance of dangerous goods under the applicable IATA regulations and FedEx conditions. Requirements set out in the FedEx Service Guide.
FedEx Express is the brand name of Federal Express Corporation, a subsidiary of the listed FedEx Corporation (NYSE: FDX), headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee. The company holds its own air carrier certificate under 14 CFR Part 121; oversight is provided by a dedicated Certificate Management Office of the US aviation authority FAA in Memphis. FedEx Express is therefore not merely a sales brand but the operating air carrier itself. The company traces back to Federal Express, founded in 1971; flight operations began on 17 April 1973 in Memphis. On 1 June 2024 FedEx Ground and FedEx Corporate Services were merged into Federal Express Corporation. Since 1 June 2026 the group reports in two segments, Express U.S. Domestic and Express International, referred to collectively as Federal Express. FedEx Express operates as an integrator with its own freighter fleet and an attached road network. As of 31 May 2026 the fleet comprised 700 aircraft; more than 650 airports and over 220 countries and territories are served. The central hub is the World Hub in Memphis, with a second national air hub in Indianapolis. Regional air hubs are located in Fort Worth, Newark and Oakland, with further sorting operations at the airports of Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta. The principal European hub is Paris Charles de Gaulle. For forwarders the relevant identifiers are IATA code FX, ICAO code FDX and AWB prefix 023. For dangerous goods, controlled items and consolidated shipments, FedEx International Premium offers an airport-to-airport product using the FedEx IATA (023) air waybill or a neutral AWB. In the pharmaceutical field FedEx states it holds 30 IATA CEIV Pharma certifications (as of August 2026).
Management
- Richard W. Smith · Chief Executive Officer – Airline and Chief Operating Officer – International
- Lisa Lisson · President of Air Operations
Milestones
- 2026 · FedEx Freight spun off, new segment structure
- 2024 · FedEx Ground and FedEx Corporate Services merged in
- 1999 · Paris Charles de Gaulle becomes the main European hub
- 1989 · Acquisition of Flying Tiger Line
- 1973 · Operations begin in Memphis
- 1971 · Federal Express founded
Sources
- FedEx Corporation, Geschäftsbericht FY2026 (SEC ARS) · Fleet, network, segments
- fedex.com – Company Structure and Facts · Company structure and facts
- IATA – Current Airline Members · Codes and legal name
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