Lufthansa Cargo currently serves European destinations partly with large-range aircraft
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Lufthansa Cargo is moving its freight operations from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to Navi Mumbai International Airport and will initially use large‑range aircraft on European routes that previously used A321F aircraft.
A321F freighter flights in Europe are suspended, with remaining destinations to be served via the Lufthansa Group passenger network; Lufthansa Cityline operated four A321F freighters until April when strikes and rising kerosene costs halted operations, and the carrier will fly up to three weekly rotations with its Boeing‑777F fleet to Frankfurt‑Larnaca, Frankfurt‑Istanbul and Frankfurt‑Stavanger.
Why it matters
The shift to Navi Mumbai is intended to maintain links to key industrial hubs in India, supporting Lufthansa Cargo’s growth strategy in the market.