FedEx Express (FedEx), a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. and the world’s largest express transport company, ramped up its services into and out of Hanoi, with the introduction of new flights connecting the city to the FedEx APAC Hub in Guangzhou, China. This new route will enable next-business-day delivery from Hanoi to the Philippines and to other key Asian markets and improve transit times for all inbound flights to Hanoi. The route uses a dedicated B757 freighter flying four times a week.
Importers from the Philippines and other major business centers in Asia, including China, Singapore and Malaysia, will have transit time of just one business day for shipments from Vietnam. For shipments to Hanoi, Vietnamese importers benefit from transit times being reduced by one business day.
“FedEx has been serving Vietnam since 1994 and was the first international express transportation company to operate its own flights into and out of the country,” said Karen Reddington, president, Asia Pacific, FedEx Express.
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