DHL Unveils Dedicated Aircraft in Lagos to Enhance Africa Trade Links
DHL has unveiled two fully branded Boeing 737-400 aircraft at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, marking a significant milestone in the company's ongoing investment in sub-Saharan Africa's logistics infrastructure. The new air capacity is set to enhance transit times, improve delivery predictability, and extend DHL's reach to support businesses across West Africa and beyond.
Anthony Beckley, Vice President of Operations Aviation at DHL Express SSA, highlighted the importance of the dedicated air network in strengthening connections between critical trade lanes in Africa, Europe, and Asia. Riaan Vorster, Senior Director of DHL Aviation SSA, emphasized that the latest investment reaffirms DHL Express as a preferred logistics partner for businesses seeking to expand their presence in the region and global value chain.
The company's commitment to sustainable growth includes advancements in digital tools, route optimization, and renewable energy projects to support long-term environmental goals.
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