China-North America International Freight Opens New Routes(1)

In the context of the continuous growth of international air cargo demand, opening more cargo routes has become a top priority.

Recently, FedEx has added an international freight route from Beijing, China to Anchorage, USA. The newly opened route departs from Beijing, stops in Osaka, Japan, and then flies to Anchorage, USA, and connects to the FedEx Super Transit Center in Memphis, USA.

It is understood that the route operates 12 flights in and out of Beijing every week from Monday to Saturday, providing customers in North China with more freight connections between the Asia-Pacific and North American markets. At the same time, the new flights will further enhance the capacity and provide new support and vitality for trade exchanges between regions.

In this regard, Chen Jialiang, President of FedEx China, said that the new route will greatly enhance FedEx's capacity in North China, help promote North China, and even China's trade with the Asia-Pacific and North American markets, and help local companies enhance their international competitiveness. . According to Chen Jialiang, since the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic in 2020, FedEx has always been involved in the front line of operations, relying on its huge global network and self-organized team to provide a stable supply chain for the world. At the same time, FedEx has been operating daily flights in and out of China to provide stable and reliable transportation services for Chinese companies. The addition of the Beijing route demonstrates FedEx's confidence in the Chinese market.