FedEx Expands China–Europe Network with Five New Weekly Flights
FedEx has boosted its Asia–Europe capacity by introducing five additional Boeing 777 freighter flights each week between China and Paris. The expansion comes as global shipping volumes surge ahead of the year-end shopping season, ensuring customers benefit from faster delivery times and greater logistical flexibility. These new routes further strengthen FedEx’s commitment to supporting growing trade flows between Asia and Europe.
The newly added flights depart from two of China’s most important logistics hubs. Three flights originate from the FedEx Asia Pacific (APAC) Hub at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, while the remaining two take off from the Shanghai International Express and Cargo Hub. All flights connect directly to the FedEx European Hub at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, ensuring efficient transit and minimal handling times for goods in transit.
With these new connections, FedEx strengthens supply chain efficiency for major sectors such as e-commerce, manufacturing, high-tech, and retail. The enhanced network enables shipments from China to reach key European destinations in as little as 48 hours, providing businesses with a competitive edge during the busy holiday season. By expanding its flight frequency, FedEx is helping exporters and manufacturers in Asia capitalize on Europe’s strong consumer demand.
Trade between China and the European Union continues to grow steadily. In the first half of 2025, the total import and export value between the two economies reached RMB 2.82 trillion, marking a 3.5% year-on-year increase and accounting for 12.9% of China’s total foreign trade. The EU remains China’s second-largest trading partner, with increasing integration of supply chains in sectors such as auto parts, textiles and apparel, household appliances, and consumer electronics. The launch of new FedEx flights directly supports this expanding trade relationship.
According to Poh-Yian Koh, President of FedEx China, the latest network enhancement reflects the company’s long-term vision to deliver faster and more reliable logistics solutions across key international trade corridors.
“As the global trade landscape continues to evolve, the European market is playing an increasingly pivotal role in the global strategies of Chinese businesses,” Koh said. “By optimizing our Asia-to-Europe network, these new flights demonstrate our flexibility in meeting rising customer demand and strengthening the APAC–Europe trade corridor.”
With the addition of these five weekly flights, FedEx now operates 26 weekly services connecting the Asia Pacific region to Europe. These routes are supported by a robust infrastructure that includes six major gateways in China—Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Qingdao, and Xiamen—and three key logistics hubs in Europe located in Paris, Cologne, and Liège. This extensive network ensures rapid transit times and dependable delivery performance for time-sensitive shipments.
FedEx’s capabilities have been further strengthened with the recent opening of its new global air transit facility in Istanbul, a critical gateway linking Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The Istanbul hub enhances the company’s operational flexibility and offers additional routing options for international shipments, further improving overall service reliability and network resilience.
The expanded China–Europe flight schedule provides businesses with greater agility to respond to seasonal peaks and evolving consumer demand. For exporters, this means improved access to European markets, better inventory management, and enhanced delivery performance—all vital advantages during the high-demand festive period. For importers, it ensures a more consistent and reliable supply of products from Asia’s manufacturing centers.
By reinforcing its air network between Asia and Europe, FedEx continues to empower businesses to engage in global commerce with confidence. The company’s integrated logistics solutions, combined with its extensive flight coverage and advanced digital tools, enable customers to optimize their operations and capture new growth opportunities in an increasingly interconnected global economy.
Learn more:
Siêu Bão Melissa: Cơn Bão Mạnh Nhất Hành Tinh Năm 2025 Càn Quét Caribe Siêu…
Tham Vọng Máy Bay 'Made In China' Lao Đao: C919 Gặp Khó Khăn Trên Đường…
Hãng Bay Hàng Đầu Mỹ Trở Lại Việt Nam: United Airlines Khởi Động Đường Bay…
Lödige Industries Honored for Advancing Automation in Air Cargo Handling Lödige Industries has been recognised…
Generation Logistics Announces 2025 Award Winners Generation Logistics has proudly announced the winners of its…
Cục Xuất Nhập Cảnh Áp Dụng Kiểm Soát An Ninh Cấp Độ 1 Tại Ba…