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Sat, Jul 31, 2004

FedEx: More Routes To China, Please

Cargo Carrier Wants 18 New Flights To People's Republic

If FedEx has its way, it'll soon add 18 weekly cargo flights from the US to China under a new air agreement between the two countries.

Right now, FedEx sends eleven flights to and from China. But given the stirring economic potential of China, FedEx wants to expand its flights to Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzen. It wants to add flights to Qindao.

All of this is possible because of the new aviation deal between Beijing and Washington. Over time, it will increase the number of both cargo and passenger flights between the two countries from the current 54 to 249 a week.

FMI: www.fedex.com

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