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Process begins to rename Memphis airport after FedEx founder Fred Smith
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis International Airport has begun the process for renaming the facility after FedEx founder Fred Smith.
Memphis International Airport has filed an application with the Federal Aviation Administration for the name Frederick W.
Terry Blue, the president and CEO of the Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority, announced that they are working on a new ...
A spokeswoman with the Memphis Shelby County Airport Authority said Thursday it will be called Frederick W. Smith ...
Memphis International Airport will be renamed Frederick W. Smith International Airport in honor of late FedEx founder Fred ...
The person picked to replace Jerome H. Powell will be thrust into a credibility problem that will be difficult to escape.
FAYETTEVILLE — New Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield will retain one on-field assistant coach from Sam Pittman's staff ...
FedEx Freight driver David Comings of North Dakota envisioned himself as being a champion trucker, and now he's living the dream after winning it all at NTDC 2025. The FedEx family is honoring its ...
The corridors of corporate America witness the handover of legacies, and FedEx is current on the cusp of such a transition. The company has nominated Richard Smith, son of the late FedEx founder Fred ...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphians honored FedEx founder Frederick W. Smith at a celebration of life ceremony on August 11. On what would have been his 81st birthday, hundreds of people came out to FedExForum ...
Memphis Mayor Paul Young presented a key to the City of Memphis to late FedEx founder Fred Smith's family. “This key represents our gratitude, our admiration and our enduring respect for the man, ...
AutoZone founder Pitt Hyde held a close friendship with late FedEx founder Fred Smith for much of his life. Hyde described him as a “renaissance man" and said he was always impressed with how ...
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