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Liege Airport (LGG), Europe’s 5th-largest cargo hub, is launching CargoLand, a €500 million infrastructure project to be completed by 2040. The goal: to rank among Europe’s top three cargo airports by transforming cargo operations through innovation, sustainability, and seamless connectivity.
CargoLand will cover 90 hectares of logistics and 24 hectares of offices, including a 38,000 m² first-line warehouse, a 120,000 m² e-commerce facility, a 180,000 m² landside warehouse, 15 GSE parking stands and a dedicated MRO hangar.
Ideally located within one day’s truck drive of 75% of Europe’s GDP and offering daily freighter links across the globe, LGG is built for speed and reach.
Designed for high-value sectors—pharma, perishables, express, e-commerce, live animals, and outsize cargo—CargoLand unites all key supply chain players on one site.
The project also launches LGG Connect, a collaborative platform to foster growth under the motto Support, Share, Grow.
Liege Airport (LGG), Europe’s 5th-largest cargo hub, is launching CargoLand, a €500 million infrastructure project to be completed by 2040. The goal: to rank among Europe’s top three cargo airports by transforming cargo operations through innovation, sustainability, and seamless connectivity.
CargoLand will cover 90 hectares of logistics and 24 hectares of offices, including a 38,000 m² first-line warehouse, a 120,000 m² e-commerce facility, a 180,000 m² landside warehouse, 15 GSE parking stands and a dedicated MRO hangar.
Ideally located within one day’s truck drive of 75% of Europe’s GDP and offering daily freighter links across the globe, LGG is built for speed and reach.
Designed for high-value sectors—pharma, perishables, express, e-commerce, live animals, and outsize cargo—CargoLand unites all key supply chain players on one site.
The project also launches LGG Connect, a collaborative platform to foster growth under the motto Support, Share, Grow.
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