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Jan 02, 2013 (newstodate): Lufthansa Cargo achieved a strong performance in November 2012, measured against other IATA carriers operating in the Nordic markets.
In the depressive Swedish IATA export cargo market that was down by 6.7 percent, y-o-y, in November, Lufthansa Cargo managed to grow its volumes by no less than 75 percent, y-o-y, to 1,423 tonnes corresponding to 16.8 percent of the market.
The company thus beat its Scandinavian competitor, SAS Cargo that came second after losing 9.5 percent, compared to November 2011, ending up with 1,241 tonnes and a market share at 14.6 percent.
In Denmark, Lufthansa Cargo grew its volume by five percent to 543 tonnes, ranking #3 after SAS Cargo and KLM Cargo, and in Norway Lufthansa Cargo came 4th with 795 tonnes after gaining 21.4 percent, y-o-y.
In Finland, as always led by Finnair holding 42.3 percent of the market, Lufthansa Cargo came second with 463 tonnes and 13.9 percent of the market.
While Finnair Cargo's volumes were down 12.9 percent, y-o-y, Lufthansa Cargo increased its exports loads by 2.9 percent in a market that was down by one percent.
In the depressive Swedish IATA export cargo market that was down by 6.7 percent, y-o-y, in November, Lufthansa Cargo managed to grow its volumes by no less than 75 percent, y-o-y, to 1,423 tonnes corresponding to 16.8 percent of the market.
The company thus beat its Scandinavian competitor, SAS Cargo that came second after losing 9.5 percent, compared to November 2011, ending up with 1,241 tonnes and a market share at 14.6 percent.
In Denmark, Lufthansa Cargo grew its volume by five percent to 543 tonnes, ranking #3 after SAS Cargo and KLM Cargo, and in Norway Lufthansa Cargo came 4th with 795 tonnes after gaining 21.4 percent, y-o-y.
In Finland, as always led by Finnair holding 42.3 percent of the market, Lufthansa Cargo came second with 463 tonnes and 13.9 percent of the market.
While Finnair Cargo's volumes were down 12.9 percent, y-o-y, Lufthansa Cargo increased its exports loads by 2.9 percent in a market that was down by one percent.