Memphis – November 10, 2026 -- CharterUP has opened offices in Memphis, Tennessee, and Southaven, Mississippi, to run local operations for a Mid-South network of more than 400 buses, part of a nationwide fleet of more than 10,000 vehicles.
Two offices become CharterUP's Mid-South operations hub
The Memphis and Southaven sites will handle planning, dispatch, account management and on-site support. The charter bus marketplace says the offices are backed by its nationwide network and technology platform.
Regional work includes daily workforce shuttles for manufacturing and data center construction, crew transportation for distribution campuses, and group travel for hospitals, universities and major events. Named customers in the region include FedEx, Baptist Memorial Hospital and SpaceX.
Infrastructure investment drives 18 months of regional demand
Founder and CEO Armir Harris said CharterUP has seen significant Mid-South demand over the past 18 months, driven by large infrastructure investments and growth among Fortune 500 companies. Greater Memphis is attracting investment that includes the largest development in Mississippi history, alongside expansion in manufacturing, distribution and data center construction.
Many of these facilities are remote and run around the clock, which creates demand for scalable workforce transportation.
Local operators receive bookings through the platform
CharterUP works with hundreds of independent, locally owned transportation companies and sends them bookings directly through its platform. Harris described Memphis as the first of several markets targeted for "aggressive expansion over the next 12 months."
The company will hire for operations, dispatch and account management roles at both locations.