DB Schenker News

As per May 9 Mr. Jaap Bruining has been appointed as CEO at DB Schenker in the BeNeLux.

To meet the growing demand for air freight services from the Benelux, DB Schenker is investing in further expansion of its Schiphol branch at the Prologis Fokker Logistics park.

New SAF customer Lenovo uses regular cargo flights from Shanghai to Frankfurt • Every week 78 tons less greenhouse gases • Carbon-neutral air transport of IT hardware powered by sustainable aviation fuel

Expert in logistics since 1872 • Jubilee claim “150 Years Elevating Lives” • Festivities on all continents • Global employee challenge to support charity projects

DB Schenker is further expanding its Air Freight services in the Benelux. From the second quarter of 2022, DB Schenker will be operating from a new, modern building in the vicinity of Eindhoven Airport.

The largest pre-order for electric trucks in Europe to date • Zero-emission, revolutionary vehicle design specifically for urban environments • Translating the global climate protection agenda into decisive corporate action

Extended weekly cargo flight rotations between Frankfurt and Shanghai • 14,175 tons less greenhouse gases in the winter flight schedule by using sustainable aviation fuel • On the eve of COP26, Nokia joins the ambitious project and commits to more climate friendly air freight

New DB Schenker unit to support ideas transforming logistics • Venture capital investments in early-stage business models and start-ups • Founder-centric venture studio together with MVP Factory • “We want to build a digital and climate-friendly future”

On July 1 the first column has been installed for a new DB Schenker logistics centre in the Eurohub Center in Contern, located close to Luxembourg Airport. The building is expected to be operational by the end of 2021.

Volocopter and DB Schenker present innovative cargo drone at National Aviation Conference in Germany • Politicians and industry show interest in emission-free transport solution of the future • “Possible applications in logistics are limitless”