Korean Air Cargo has extended its cargo handling agreement with Vienna Airport for another four years, solidifying a partnership that began in 2004. This renewal underscores Vienna Airport’s position as a premier cargo hub for Central and Eastern Europe, with plans to enhance logistics systems, marketing initiatives, and freight services.
Currently operating up to ten weekly flights between Seoul-Incheon and Vienna using a fleet of Boeing 747 and 777 freighters, Korean Air Cargo facilitates the transport of electronic and pharmaceutical goods from Asia to Europe.
Vienna Airport’s 24/7 operational readiness, modern facilities, and strategic location make it a vital node for intercontinental airfreight, ensuring rapid transshipment and access to key European markets within 24–48 hours.
This post was published on 28 January 2025 18:16
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