· Lufthansa Group network strengthens flexible transport options with belly capacity · Supporting global supply chains with own freighter fleet · Six European hubs reinforce one of the densest cargo networks in Europe
Add-on Services can now be added even more easily directly within the digital booking process. They enable tailored solutions for specific transport requirements.
Lufthansa Cargo has become the launch customer for a new IoT-based ULD tracking solution developed by Jettainer. The technology will be rolled out across all ULD fleets for Lufthansa Cargo.
• Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics expand SAF cooperation • Line Operations of Driverless Tow Tractors Starts at Frankfurt Hub • Lufthansa Cargo facilitates the transport of two bears by FOUR PAWS from Buenos Aires • A Journey of Impact: Visiting Cargo Human Care in Nairobi
Automotive is a strategic focus industry for Lufthansa Cargo, offering tailored solutions for manufacturers, suppliers and logistics partners worldwide. Recent charter operations across Europe, North Africa and in the high-value segment demonstrate the company’s operational strength and network flexibility.
Adjusted EBIT improves by 29 percent to 324 million euros / Positive developments in capacity, load factor, unit costs, quality, and EBIT margin / Significant improvement in employee engagement and customer satisfaction / Stable market demand, strong business ex Asia and Europe, and capacity expansion led to increased revenues / Lufthansa Cargo back among the top five global air freight providers
Gunnar Loehr to head DACH & KAM EMEA region from 15 February 2026 - Markus Cirjan to become Head of Hub Management Munich at the earliest possible date - Philip Rauchhaus has been Vice President of Global Revenue Management and Pricing since 1 January 2026
