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JUN 13, 2005 (newstodate): Lufthansa Cargo is seeing a sound development in volumes and turnover in the Danish market.
-While our share of the market is around 12 percent in volumes, it is still higher in revenue, thanks to the healthy mix of products, says Michael Schoop, Lufthansa Cargo Denmark country manager.
-We are quite succesful in the market for specialised cargo, and primarily our td-flash-products are selling well in this market. This is a key driver in growing our revenues, he says.
-At the other end of the spectrum we are, like everyone else, keen to sell volumes as well, and when it comes to general cargo we are competing in a very difficult market where we have to follow our competitors by the nickle.
-Now we are pinning our expectation on a strong June after an admittedly rather unstable Q1 and a hesitant start to Q2. June is normally a month with booming traffic before the holiday low peak sets in, and we hope to see this in 2005 as well, says mr Schoop
-While our share of the market is around 12 percent in volumes, it is still higher in revenue, thanks to the healthy mix of products, says Michael Schoop, Lufthansa Cargo Denmark country manager.
-We are quite succesful in the market for specialised cargo, and primarily our td-flash-products are selling well in this market. This is a key driver in growing our revenues, he says.
-At the other end of the spectrum we are, like everyone else, keen to sell volumes as well, and when it comes to general cargo we are competing in a very difficult market where we have to follow our competitors by the nickle.
-Now we are pinning our expectation on a strong June after an admittedly rather unstable Q1 and a hesitant start to Q2. June is normally a month with booming traffic before the holiday low peak sets in, and we hope to see this in 2005 as well, says mr Schoop