Express FEDEX

A: Yes! We provide a FedEx tracking number so you can monitor your package online.

A: FedEx Express works by collecting shipments, rapidly sorting them at regional hubs and a central hub in Memphis, and then using a combination of planes and trucks to deliver them, often overnight. The process involves the sender creating a shipping label online or via the app, getting the package to FedEx, and then a synchronized system of scanning, sorting, and transport to ensure on-time delivery according to the service chosen (e.g., overnight, 2-day).

A: No, FedEx does not xray all packages, but a risk-based approach is used for screening. Packages that are transported on passenger aircraft have the most stringent screening, while packages sent via ground transport may be screened differently or not at all.

A: All commodities valued over US$20,000 without approval.
One-of-a-kind/irreplaceable articles such as artwork valued over US$500,000 each.
Flammables with a flash point of 140 degrees Fahrenheit or less.
Auto parts with fluids in them.
Fine art.
Fine jewelry.
Furs.
Pornography/obscene material.

A: FedEx is currently moving ~14.8 million parcels every weekday through its integrated U.S. network (FedEx Express + Ground). That works out to roughly 617 k an hour, 10.3 k a minute, or 171 every single second across the country.

A: Yes, you can schedule a pickup through the FedEx website or by calling FedEx customer service. Choose a time that suits your schedule for added convenience.