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Lufthansa to re-route freighters from FRA to MUC as ground handling difficulties persist

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Stuart ToddbyStuart Todd
July 7, 2022
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Lufthansa plans to reroute freighters from Frankfurt (FRA) to Munich (MUC) in the coming days as ground handling difficulties persist at Europe’s major air cargo hub. “Currently, cargo airlines have been asked by the airport operating company, Fraport, to reduce cargo volumes at the Frankfurt site during peak times. In order to still be able […]

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