September22 , 2026

    Lufthansa Cargo Boosts Cargo Handling Capacity in Germany

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    Lufthansa Cargo is expanding its cargo-handling capacity in Germany as the carrier strengthens its operational network and responds to evolving demand for air freight services.

    The expansion is focused on increasing the efficiency and capacity of cargo-handling operations at key German locations. The move is expected to support growing freight volumes and improve the flow of shipments through Lufthansa Cargo’s European network.

    Germany is a major hub for international air freight, with airports providing important connections between European markets and destinations across Asia, North America and other global regions. Strengthening handling infrastructure is therefore important for maintaining reliable cargo flows and supporting time-sensitive shipments.

    The expanded operations will help Lufthansa Cargo manage cargo more efficiently while supporting customers across industries such as pharmaceuticals, automotive, electronics and other high-value goods.

    The investment also comes as the air cargo industry continues to focus on modernising ground-handling processes, improving operational resilience and increasing capacity at major gateways.

    Lufthansa Cargo’s expansion underlines its continued focus on strengthening its German cargo infrastructure and supporting the long-term growth of its international air freight network.