Global logistics firm Federal Express Corporation (FedEx) has relocated two of its key facilities in Metro Manila to make international shipping more convenient for travelers and businesses alike.
The company recently moved its FedEx Manila gateway and its FedEx Worldwide Service Center closer to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the country’s main travel and logistics hub.
The new FedEx Worldwide Service Center is now just minutes away from NAIA Terminals 1 to 4, giving customers quicker access to international shipping services. The location is especially useful for travelers who need to send excess baggage, souvenirs, or urgent packages abroad before or after a flight.
The service center also caters to online sellers, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and large corporations engaged in cross-border trade, whether shipping directly to customers or working with other businesses.
Meanwhile, the FedEx Manila Gateway has transferred operations to the SM Asinan Warehouse Complex in La Huerta, Parañaque City. The facility continues to support the company’s logistics operations across Metro Manila, including handling specialized shipments. It also complements FedEx’s existing gateway in Clark, strengthening the company’s nationwide network.
To further improve accessibility, FedEx has also expanded its FedEx Authorized Ship Centers to more than 300 locations across the Philippines—helping customers send and receive international packages faster and more conveniently.
