Lufthansa Cargo And CEVA Logistics Sign MoU To Advance Sustainable Air Freight
Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to expand the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel in global air freight. The collaboration aims to cut CO₂ emissions while maintaining speed and reliability for shipments, particularly in e-commerce and perishable goods.

William Carlin
08 Aug 2025 3:02 PM

Lufthansa Cargo And CEVA Logistics Sign MoU To Advance Sustainable Air Freight
Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to accelerate the adoption of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in air cargo operations. According to the official announcement, the collaboration will focus on reducing CO₂ emissions while maintaining service quality for time-sensitive shipments, including e-commerce and perishable goods.
Why This Matters For 3PLs And Merchants
Air freight plays a crucial role in fast, long-distance delivery, but it’s also one of the most carbon-intensive transport modes. By expanding SAF usage, Lufthansa Cargo and CEVA Logistics aim to give shippers—including e-commerce sellers—a more sustainable option without compromising transit times or reliability.
Details Of The MoU
Under the agreement:
- Lufthansa Cargo will leverage its expertise in SAF sourcing, blending, and deployment across major freight lanes.
- CEVA Logistics will integrate SAF into its customer offerings, with an emphasis on international e-commerce and high-value goods.
- Both companies will jointly promote sustainable freight practices to their partners and clients.
The Bigger Picture
Sustainable Aviation Fuel can reduce lifecycle CO₂ emissions by up to 80% compared to conventional jet fuel. While supply is currently limited, partnerships like this are critical to scaling production and lowering costs, making SAF more accessible for the broader logistics industry.
Industry Impact
This MoU reflects a growing trend among global logistics providers to embed environmental responsibility into their core services. As consumer and regulatory pressure for carbon reduction grows, offering SAF-backed shipping could become a competitive differentiator for 3PLs and freight forwarders.
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