FedEx chose Memphis, Tennessee, as its U.S. hub because:
A) the city is in the center of the United States, geographically.
B) the airport has relatively few hours of bad weather closures.
C) it needed a means to reach cities to which it did not have direct flights.
D) the firm believed that a hub system was superior to traditional city-to-city flight scheduling.
E) All of these are true.

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Memphis, Tennessee was chosen as FedEx's U.S. hub because it is geographically in the center of the United States, the airport experiences relatively few hours of bad weather closures, and the company needed a means to reach cities to which it did not have direct flights. Additionally, FedEx believed that a hub system was superior to traditional city-to-city flight scheduling.

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