TNT is stepping up its services in Europe with the start of air services to Hanover (Germany).
TNT is expanding service to Germany, Europe’s largest express delivery market. TNT now offers five weekly flights connecting Hanover to the company’s main international air hub in Liege (Belgium), Hanover to Billund (Denmark) and Oslo (Norway) to Hanover. All the flights are operated with a Boeing 737-400 freighter.
Hanover is a convenient gateway to northern Germany, including the towns of Hamburg, Bremen and Magdeburg. The daily overnight flight from Liege to Hanover Langenhagen Airport enables delivery of urgent shipments to the region before 9:00 a.m. After reloading, the flight continues to Denmark. The flight from Hanover to Liege, which originates from Oslo, departs Hanover every night, allowing for late collections in northern Germany and next-day delivery all over Europe. These services will particularly benefit automotive and industrial companies that rely on time-critical exports and imports.
TNT has been active in Hanover for many years. In 2012, the company moved its local offices and road transit hub to a large building on the airport grounds to ensure smoother connections between air and road operations. By operating its own flights to Hanover Langenhagen Airport, Lower Saxony’s largest airport, TNT now gives customers even more control over their shipments.
This post was published on 11 November 2014 15:33
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