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FedEx has announced plans to permanently remove 10 Airbus A310s and four Boeing MD10s from service by May 31, as part of a plan to reduce capacity amid the economic downturn. More: continued here
The cuts include 10 A310-200s and four MD-10-10s; will be made in FedEx’s fiscal fourth quarter, ending May 31 More: continued here
15 April 2009 FedEx FedEx says it will permanently remove 14 jets from service as part of an overall plan to reduce capacity amid weak economic conditions. More: continued here
FedEx is cutting back its fleet by 14 planes as a result of continuing weak demand, the company has announced. More: continued here
United Parcel Service Inc. rival FedEx Corp. said late Monday it will permanently remove 14 jets from service as part of an overall plan to reduce capacity in the current recession. (FDX) More: continued here
DALLAS—-FedEx Office , an operating company of FedEx Corp. , today released the results of its second annual Signs of the Times national small business survey. The findings show 54 percent of respondents were very concerned about the current economy’s impact on their business, up from 40 percent in 2008. More: continued here
FedEx says it will permanently remove 14 jets from service as part of an overall plan to reduce capa More: continued here
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FedEx says it will permanently remove 14 jets from service as part of an overall plan to reduce capacity amid weak economic conditions. The Memphis, Tenn.-based company will remove the jets — 10 Airbus A310s and four Boeing MD10s — by May 31, along with some excess engines. It will take a $180 million charge…