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Lufthansa Cargo orders two new B-777F airplanes

The airline continues to invest in fleet modernization

At its meeting yesterday, the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Lufthansa approved the order of two B-777F airplanes for Lufthansa Cargo. Delivery is already on the way: in both February and March 2019, a newly built aircraft each will take off from the Boeing plant in Seattle headed for Germany. The investment reflects the financial success of Lufthansa Cargo. With its C40 efficiency program and Cargo...

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