DB Schenker News in China

Three Boeing 767 passenger aircraft from Icelandair converted exclusively

Porsche, DB Schenker, and Lufthansa Cargo are helping Baden-Württemberg and the Free State of Saxony in Germany to overcome the coronavirus crisis.

As the pandemic continues to spread around the world, the international air cargo supply chain is severely impacted due to reduced freight capacities on passenger and cargo airline flights.

As one of the leading global logistics providers, DB Schenker has fully leveraged its advantages in logistic capabilities and mobilized its global transportation network to assist with the delivery of goods from China to many other countries, ensuring the "lifelines" offered through global transportation are readily available to combat the pandemic.

As the epidemic evolves, major carriers have announced cancellation of many flights and sailings, which are significantly impacting on international trades and logistics services.

Unique freight from primeval times: DB Schenker transported the bones of a long-neck dinosaur from Sauriermuseum Aathal in Switzerland to the Oertijdmuseum Boxtel in the Netherlands.

Volocopter and DB Schenker announced an investment by the global logistics service provider into the pioneer of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) as Volocopter extends its Series C funding to now a total of €87 million.

A China Railway Express (abbreviated as CR Express) train loaded with 627.3 tons of imported milk powder arrived in Chongqing from Duisburg, Germany.

For colleagues in Area North of DB Schenker, there is an event that has been sustaining for over ten years - German Charity Christmas Bazaar.

The 2nd China International Import Expo (“CIIE”) concluded on November 10, 2019 in Shanghai.