FAA proposes $58,600 penalty against FedEx for alleged hazmat violations

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By Alex Lennane

03/06/2015

If even the biggest companies can’t manage to stick to shipment regulations, then it’s certainly a concern. In this case, the FAA has accused FedEx of accepting a box of flammable liquid for shipping by air which was incorrectly labelled, as well as another shipment of hazardous goods with incorrect paperwork. FedEx has asked for a meeting with the FAA.

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