Luxaviation ONE, a division of Luxaviation Group, has launched a dedicated Cargo Charter Department, expanding its service portfolio to include bespoke freight solutions. The new department will manage time-critical, specialised cargo such as humanitarian aid, dangerous goods, medical supplies, aircraft parts, high-value items, and even live animals.
Clients will benefit from full mission management including permits, handling, inspections, and operational oversight.
Led by industry expert Alexandra Gobalraja, the new unit reflects Luxaviation’s strategy to integrate cargo and private jet services under one premium offering, ensuring flexibility, safety, and high service standards for complex logistics needs.

Luxaviation ONE, part of the Luxaviation Group, has launched a new Cargo Charter Department, expanding its portfolio to include specialised solutions for complex, time-critical freight needs.

The new department will offer bespoke services across a range of cargo types including urgent deliveries, humanitarian aid, heavy and outsized shipments, AOG and aircraft parts, dangerous goods, pharmaceutical and medical supplies, oil and gas equipment, high-value commodities, and live animal transport.

Clients will receive end-to-end mission management support covering landing and overflight permissions, cargo and passenger handling, loading supervision, cargo inspections, and full operational oversight.

Patrick Hansen, CEO of Luxaviation Group, said the launch marks a strategic milestone for the company: “This new Cargo Charter Department strengthens our global charter offering and reinforces our commitment to providing clients with high-standard, tailored aviation solutions that deliver peace of mind.”

Operating under Luxaviation ONE – the Group’s entity for premium private jet charter services – the new cargo unit integrates freight and passenger capabilities, offering a combined solution for diverse client missions.

Romain Alati, CEO of Luxaviation ONE, commented: “By bringing cargo and jet charter under one roof, we deliver unmatched flexibility and service. This expansion is part of our broader promise to deliver aviation solutions that adapt to every need.”

The Cargo Charter Department is led by Alexandra Gobalraja, an air transport and logistics expert with nearly 20 years of experience in freight operations and time-critical logistics. “Our goal is simple: to give clients complete confidence when moving their most valuable or urgent cargo,” said Gobalraja. “Every mission is handled with precision, care, and the highest safety standards – because in aviation, every detail matters.”

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CCE Group and Emirates have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Dubai Airshow 2025 to explore deeper industrial, digital, and commercial collaboration in the UAE.
The strategic partnership will focus on co-developing next-generation cabin and cargo products, with an emphasis on innovation, sustainability, and advanced manufacturing.
The MoU aims to strengthen UAE-based capabilities and aligns with Emirates’ long-term operational ambitions.

CCE Group and Emirates have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore expanded long-term industrial, services, digital, and commercial collaboration in the UAE.

The MoU lays the foundation for a strategic partnership aimed at co-developing next-generation cabin and cargo products and evaluating selected manufacturing and service capabilities in the UAE.

Klaus Hofmann, Group CEO of CCE Group, said: “We are honoured to build on our long-standing relationship with Emirates, one of the most respected airlines in the world. Our companies share a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and world-class engineering, and we see significant potential in deepening our cooperation. By combining CCE Group’s expertise in cabin and cargo equipment with Emirates’ global leadership, we look forward to developing solutions that support the airline’s future ambitions.”

The agreement was announced at Dubai Airshow 2025, underscoring the shared ambition of both organisations to drive the next wave of innovation in aircraft equipment.

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Parata Air has launched a new daily cargo route between Da Nang, Vietnam (DAD) and Incheon, South Korea (ICN), effective November 24, 2025.
Operated with an Airbus A332, the route supports growing trade demand between Vietnam’s manufacturing hubs and South Korea’s tech-driven economy. Extrans Global serves as the cargo GSA for the service out of Da Nang.

Parata Air has announced the launch of a new cargo route connecting Da Nang International Airport (DAD) in Vietnam and Incheon International Airport (ICN) in South Korea. The new service, effective from November 24, 2025, marks a key milestone in strengthening cross-border logistics between two major Asian economies.

The daily flight (WE202), operated with an Airbus A332, departs Da Nang at 22:55 local time and arrives in Incheon at 05:40 the following day. With robust capacity and dependable scheduling, the route is designed to meet rising demand for efficient air cargo between Vietnam’s fast-growing manufacturing regions and South Korea’s technology and trade sectors.

This route reflects Parata Air’s strategic commitment to enhancing intra-Asia connectivity and providing scalable, high-performance cargo solutions.

Extrans Global will act as the exclusive cargo GSA for this route, handling all freight bookings and customer service operations from Da Nang.

Parata Air’s expansion further positions the airline as a dynamic player in regional air cargo, supporting time-sensitive logistics and supply chain resilience across Asia.

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Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics have formalised their summer MoU on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) into a long-term agreement, signed in Paris on November 21.
Running through 2028, the deal will see CEVA credited with 8,000 tons of CO₂ reductions in 2025, using SAF sourced from waste materials and backed by audited sustainability certificates.
The agreement underscores both companies’ commitment to transparent, verifiable decarbonisation and expands their wider sustainability partnership, which also includes joint innovation, circular economy solutions, and knowledge-sharing.

Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics have converted their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the use of SAF, announced in the summer, into a binding agreement. The agreement was signed on November 21 at CEVA Logistics’ Airfreight Annual Strategic Partners Council in Paris. The company has committed to using SAF, credited in 2025, which corresponds to a reduction of 8,000 tons of CO₂.

The decision to formalise the MoU in a long-term framework agreement running until the end of 2028 is an expression of a trusting cooperation that has grown over many years and is based on openness, continuous exchange, and mutual learning. “The agreement is a significant step in our sustainable partnership with Lufthansa Cargo and enables us to measurably reduce our CO₂ emissions and make our supply chains more sustainable. It is particularly important to us to do this with a partner who is committed to maximum transparency, clear sustainability standards, and reliable certifications,” says Loïc Gay, Global Air & Ocean Products VP at CEVA Logistics.

For Lufthansa Cargo, the new agreement is another clear sign of the close and constructive cooperation with CEVA Logistics, which has proven particularly valuable in strategic future-oriented topics such as sustainability. Both companies are committed to open exchange and to promoting solutions that have a real impact. “CEVA Logistics’ decision to make extensive use of SAF demonstrates its clear commitment to making an effective contribution to the decarbonisation of air freight. Climate protection requires strong partnerships and decisive action. This agreement creates a solid foundation for achieving further progress together,” says Anand Kulkarni, our Head of Global Markets.

In addition, the framework agreement structures further cooperation in the area of SAF and enables further measures to be taken in the future. The SAF used comes exclusively from waste and residual materials, is palm oil-free, and meets the highest international standards. The emission reductions are transparently confirmed to CEVA Logistics via audited “Emission Mitigation Certificates” and are based on an audited “Proof of Sustainability” (PoS) at Lufthansa Cargo. With the agreement now concluded, together we are sending a clear signal for verifiable CO₂ reduction and strengthening our long-term cooperation in the field of sustainable logistics solutions.

The SAF agreement is the latest part of a broader sustainability partnership between us, including knowledge sharing, circular economy solutions and joint innovation and research initiatives.

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