Swissport has expanded its logistics operations at EuroAirport Basel–Mulhouse–Freiburg with an additional 800 square metres of new freight space.
The expansion has been delivered in order to accommodate growing demand from existing carrier networks.
looks to respond to rising import volumes and boost the speed and efficiency of its cargo handling services
In addition to the new space, Swissport has also implemented a number of streamlined processes specifically devised for the airport’s unique bi-national structure, enabling faster last-mile distribution and smoother cargo handling across the board.
Andreas Behnke, Head of Cargo Switzerland, Italy & France and Station Manager of Swissport Basel, said:Located in the heart of Europe, at the crossroads of three countries, EuroAirport is a key logistics hub for global imports into Europe and pharmaceutical exports from Switzerland.
As an expert in air freight, we continuously adapt our logistics capacities to meet demand with excellence and efficiency, while upholding the highest safety and security standards.
The company handled five million tonnes of air cargo across its 117 centres across the world in 2024, with the record-breaking achievement having been made possible by the refurbishment of a cargo warehouse in Johannesburg and the opening of a third air cargo centre in Liège, Belgium, as well as enhancements to ‘Flower Corridor’ facilities in Amsterdam and Liège
