Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to build a collaboration on sustainability, with a focus on accelerating the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in airfreight operations.
The agreement aims to achieve measurable CO₂ emission reductions starting in 2025 through joint initiatives, knowledge sharing, and increased transparency.
“Lufthansa Cargo is not only a long-standing business partner – we also share the same ambition: making airfreight more sustainable,” said Loic Gay, global air & ocean products leader at CEVA Logistics. “With our joint focus on SAF, we’re laying the foundation to achieve our climate goals while driving innovative supply chain solutions – powered by Lufthansa Cargo’s efficient 777F freighter fleet.”
Lufthansa Cargo said the move reflects a broader commitment to sustainability and responsible growth.
“Taking action together on SAF now sends a strong signal: customers and carriers can drive real progress when working hand in hand,” said Anand Kulkarni, head of global markets at Lufthansa Cargo.
The partnership builds on an existing commercial relationship between the two companies and comes as the aviation sector intensifies efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.