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Recognizing the growing importance of the cargo business, Lufthansa established its cargo subsidiary in 1977 called German Cargo Services GmbH. [3] Previously, cargo operations were executed in-house, under the Lufthansa Cargo name, when – in an effort to restructure the company – the cargo division was re-integrated into its parent, and split up into two parts (one for scheduled ...
These three centers handle more than 140 Lufthansa stations and process some 1800 flights a day. [5] Global Load Control's operations center in Cape Town became Lufthansa's first load control center outside of Germany. [6] Before this, Lufthansa maintained two centralized load control centers in Munich and Frankfurt. [7]
time:matters was established in 2002 as a spin-off from Lufthansa Cargo AG under the name "Lufthansa Cargo Same Day World GmbH". [3] The company later rebranded to "time:matters GmbH" in 2003, focusing on "Special Speed Solutions" and time-critical shipments via air, rail, and road.
The WOW Alliance has been established in 2000 by the SAS Cargo Group, Lufthansa Cargo and Singapore Airlines Cargo while JAL Cargo joined in July 2002. [1] Lufthansa Cargo subsequently left the WOW Alliance in 2009 while JAL Cargo ended its operations after more than 30 years of service in 2010 and left as well.
Further expansion plans were solidified in February 1965 with the order of twenty-one Boeing 737 aircraft, entering service in 1968. Lufthansa was the launch customer of the Boeing 737. The image shows an original 737-100 at Hannover Airport in 1968. Lufthansa's role in Boeing's history is noteworthy.
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The company was founded by DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo on 12 September 2007. Flight operations started on 29 June 2009, [1] following the delivery of its first aircraft on 12 May of that year, a Boeing 777 Freighter, making AeroLogic the first German operator of that type.
From 1990, a livery similar to the one used by Lufthansa was used, though with a yellow tail fin featuring the German Cargo logo. A German Cargo Douglas DC-8 approaches Frankfurt Airport in 1992. A German Cargo Boeing 707 at Hamburg Airport in 1985.