Spanish aviation company Euroairlines Group has announced it will launch air cargo operations as part of a strategic expansion aimed at transforming the business into a full-service aviation operator.
The move marks a significant shift for the company, which until now has focused primarily on passenger air distribution services.
With a network covering more than 175 airports, 400 direct routes, and 600 connecting routes, Euroairlines plans to leverage its extensive infrastructure to attract new logistics clients and strengthen relationships with existing partners.
The company says the new cargo offering will be available to airlines and operators seeking to access its well-established distribution network, developed since Euroairlines’ founding in 2000.
It will allow third parties to integrate into its logistical framework for seamless cargo connectivity across Europe and beyond.
In a statement, the company highlighted the air freight market’s appeal, citing lower entry barriers, greater flexibility for new agreements, and more operational stability compared to the highly competitive passenger sector.
The expansion comes as demand for reliable, mid-tier cargo solutions continues to grow, particularly among e-commerce and regional logistics providers seeking to bypass major hub congestion and gain access to secondary European markets.