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Swiss WorldCargo rolls out sustainable containers

Lighter ULDs estimated to save 900 tonnes of fuel annually

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June 24, 2025
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Swiss WorldCargo, the cargo arm of Swiss, has completed its transition to a fleet of lighter, more sustainable air cargo containers. The upgrade aims to improve operational efficiency while reducing environmental impact, according to a release from the cargo carrier today. In the past nine months, more than 3,300 old AKE and AKH unit load […]

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