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The hub's role in air cargo flows
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Air cargo hubs
Air freight is airport-to-airport in the middle and road at both ends. The hub decides how much road there is, and where the time actually goes.
What these pages cover
Each page describes a hub's role in air cargo movements: the kind of traffic it carries, how it connects to surface transport, and what its geography means for routing.
There are no tonnages, no rankings and no airline names here. Air freight is not a service LogisticID arranges today; these pages explain how the mode works.
Where the time goes
The flight is rarely the long part. Handling at each end, the road legs to and from the airport, and the wait for space on a suitable service usually account for more elapsed time than the sector itself.
That is why an air freight decision is really a decision about the whole door-to-door path, and why the hub matters more than it first appears.
Next step
Move from the directory to the freight decision.
Choose the page that matches the movement, then define the actual route, cargo and date.
European road freight