Fedex Express is preparing to bring its McDonnell Douglas MD-11 freighters back into service, with operations expected to resume in May, as reported by Cargo Facts. The announcement comes from the company’s leadership as the Memphis-based cargo giant looks to restore capacity across its global network. The aircraft had been grounded as part of a broader industry pause following a fatal UPS MD-11 crash last year. Their return signals renewed confidence in the type after months of inspections and operational reassessments.

“Ready To Go”: FedEx Chief Says McDonnell Douglas MD-11s Are Set To Return To Service In May
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