Telephone number of SF Express distribution point in Shashi, Jingzhou

The phone number of SF Express Jingzhou Shashi Trading Point is 95338.

In recent times, affected by multiple factors such as the epidemic, weather, and the approaching Spring Festival, the number of deliveries of biological and medical supplies to citizens has increased significantly. The city's express delivery companies handle an average of 2.6 million express items every day. Faced with a surge in express delivery volume, Jingzhou express delivery companies are operating at full capacity and working overtime to ensure the delivery needs of citizens.

The Jingzhou SF Express distribution point covers 41 outlets in the city. All SF Express shipments arriving in the Jingzhou area are sorted, transferred and transported to various outlets before being delivered to users. Since mid-December, due to the epidemic and other factors, some express delivery has lagged behind, but the company has taken active measures and has basically returned to normal.

SF Express’s express delivery business

As the first company in the domestic express delivery industry to have its own all-cargo aircraft, as of December 31, 2018, SF Express owned 66 all-cargo aircraft and 9 There are hub-level transfer stations, 49 aviation and railway stations, 143 area transfer stations, and 330 distribution points. During the "Double 11" period in 2019, SF Express's domestic and international transportation capacity continued to increase, and its overall express delivery capacity was approximately twice that of normal times. Its own aviation network, express network, and intra-city network will form an efficient integration of the "four major networks" with the high-speed rail network.

In terms of air transport capacity, SF Express’s Boeing 747-400ERF all-cargo aircraft has officially entered the SF Express fleet, with 57 self-owned all-cargo aircraft in operation. In terms of high-speed rail transportation capacity, SF Express plans to add 111 high-speed rail lines during the "Double 11" period, with each line adding approximately 1.5 tons of transportation capacity.