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Kuehne+Nagel strengthens its air freight network

Kuehne+Nagel strengthens its air freight network


Kuehne+Nagel has expanded its own air freight network by including Frankfurt in the rotation of the Inspire aircraft, which improves connections between North America, Europe, and Asia.

 

As a leading European air freight hub, Frankfurt handles approximately 2 million tons of cargo annually and plays a key role in the transport of high-value and time-sensitive goods. Its inclusion in the Inspire network further strengthens key trade flows between Europe and North America.

The updated network now includes a weekly connection from Chicago to Frankfurt and then to Atlanta, directly linking Frankfurt and Chicago, two major pharmaceutical production and distribution hubs, supporting the transport of time-sensitive medical shipments.

Inspire is a Boeing 747-8 freighter owned by Kuehne+Nagel. The long-term charter is operated by Atlas Air. The Boeing 747-8F is the largest freighter aircraft produced by Boeing, with a payload capacity of approximately 140 tons, enabling the transport of high-value shipments on key global trade routes.

From June 2026, the updated flight schedule for the Inspire aircraft improves connections on key trade routes between the Americas and Europe, and between Asia and Europe, linking Atlanta, Chicago, Frankfurt, Liège, Sharjah, and Taipei. The network is designed to support industries with high requirements for reliability and speed, including the transport of pharmaceuticals, aerospace, advanced technologies, semiconductors, and cloud computing infrastructure.

Frankfurt is one of the leading European air freight and pharmaceutical hubs, connecting regional production with global markets. The expanded Inspire rotation provides customers with the necessary capacity, reliability, and broader global connectivity for both medical shipments and other time-sensitive cargo, including high-tech products and semiconductors.

– says Martin Schaefer, SVP Air Logistics at Kuehne+Nagel in Germany.

Kuehne+Nagel continues to increase its controlled capacity, which includes over 100 weekly charter connections worldwide. By leveraging a scalable network and gateway model, the company further strengthens the reliability, speed, and consistency of services across its entire air logistics offering, while maintaining the flexibility to adapt to changing trade patterns and customer needs.

 

Source: Kuehne+Nagel Group