FedEx continues cost cuts

FedEx has parked 17 freighter aircraft and relinquished options to buy seven Boeing 767 cargo jets, helping it achieve a better-than-expected operating profit in the third quarter despite lower revenue.


FedEx Express now has 37 deactivated cargo aircraft and will retire nine aging MD-11s, before May 31, chief financial officer John Dietrich has told analysts.
The company also has eliminated US$110 million of recurring costs.


Management expects to meet a goal of US$1.8 billion in permanent cost reductions for this fiscal year and deliver planned savings of US$4 billion by fiscal year 2026, including US$700 million in annual savings from flight operations.

FedEx continues cost cuts

FedEx has parked 17 freighter aircraft and relinquished options to buy seven Boeing 767 cargo jets, helping it achieve a better-than-expected operating profit in the third quarter despite lower revenue.


FedEx Express now has 37 deactivated cargo aircraft and will retire nine aging MD-11s, before May 31, chief financial officer John Dietrich has told analysts.
The company also has eliminated US$110 million of recurring costs.


Management expects to meet a goal of US$1.8 billion in permanent cost reductions for this fiscal year and deliver planned savings of US$4 billion by fiscal year 2026, including US$700 million in annual savings from flight operations.