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oday, the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation BiologyInstitute (NZCBI) announced it will receive two giant pandas by theend of this year, who will be transported from China via a FedExExpress Boeing 777-Freighter, known as the “FedEx Panda Express.”Qing Bao [ching-BOW], a two-year-old female, will arrive from theDujiangyan Base in Sichuan and Bao Li [BOW-lee], a two-year-oldmale, will arrive from the Shenshuping Base in Wolong.

FedEx has a long history of working with the Chinese government andzoos around the world to safely ship giant pandas to and fromChina. As part of its ongoing support of environmental conservationefforts, FedEx is proud to donate the cost of transporting thepandas.

“We look forward to once again calling the FedEx Panda Express intoservice and using our logistical expertise to safely move Qing Baoand Bao Li to Washington, D.C.,” said Richard W. Smith, presidentand chief executive officer, Airline and International, FedEx.“It’s a privilege to take part in this next phase of theSmithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute’sgiant panda program and provide the safest and most comfortabletransportation for these beloved animals.”

FedEx has previously had the privilege of transporting 15 differentpandas on 10 separate flights over the past two decades. Mostrecently, the company transported Bao Li’s grandparents, Mei Xiang,Tian Tian and their cub Xiao Qi Ji, from Washington, D.C. to Chinain November 2023. FedEx also transported Bao Li’s mother, Bao Bao,to China in 2017.

For more details about the pandas’ journey to Washington, D.C., seethe NZCBI pressrelease.