Lädt …
Group
Lufthansa Group
Hub
GVA
Legal
Swiss International Air Lines Ltd.
AWB-Sendungsverfolgung
Offizielle Weiterleitung · kein Datenabruf
Verfolgen Sie eine Swiss WorldCargo-Sendung über die offizielle Tracking-Seite. Swiss WorldCargo-AWBs beginnen mit Präfix 724.
Frachtportal ruft keine Sendungsdaten ab und speichert die eingegebene AWB nicht.
URL geprüft: 2026-09-09
Cargo hubs & stations
Listed are the scheduled long-haul stations from Zurich and Geneva shown in the official SWISS WorldCargo summer 2026 schedule. Muscat (MCT) is suspended up to and including 24 October 2026 according to the SWISS operational notice and is therefore not listed. Further European points are served by road feeder service.
Fleet & capacity
Fleet figures from the official SWISS fleet table, as of 1 March 2026. SWISS WorldCargo operates no freighters of its own; the figures show the passenger fleet of the operator Swiss International Air Lines, whose belly capacity is marketed.
Boeing 777-300ER
12 · Long-haul, largest belly capacity in the fleet · 24,500 kg
Operated by Swiss International Air Lines, belly capacity marketed by SWISS WorldCargo
Airbus A330-300
14 · Long-haul to North America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East · 19,000 kg
Airbus A340-300
4 · Long-haul to North and South America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia · 22,000 kg
Airbus A321neo
7 · Europe, North Africa and the Middle East · 2,800 kg
Airbus A321
6 · Europe, North Africa and the Middle East · 2,800 kg
Airbus A320neo
11 · Europe, North Africa and the Middle East · 2,400 kg
Airbus A350-900
2 · Long-haul to North America · 20,000 kg
Airbus A320
6 · Europe, North Africa and the Middle East · 2,400 kg
Airbus A220-300
21 · European services · 5,000 kg
Airbus A220-100
9 · European services · 3,000 kg
92
aircraft in the SWISS fleet
SWISS WorldCargo markets the belly capacity of the entire Swiss International Air Lines passenger fleet plus belly capacity on Edelweiss Air. There are no dedicated freighters.
as of 1 March 2026
130+
destinations
The carrier states more than 130 destinations for its network out of Zurich. The summer 2026 long-haul schedule lists around 35 destinations from Zurich and Geneva; the remaining points are European services.
carrier's own figure
Special cargo
Pharma
IATA CEIV Pharma
environmental_management
EMAS
cargo_iq
Cargo iQ
Temperature control
Products
Availability may vary by station, route and aircraft type.
Produkte
SWISS Pharma & Healthcare
Temperature-controlled handling for pharmaceuticals and healthcare products, CEIV Pharma certified.
Produkte
SWISS Valuables
Valuables such as watches, diamonds and precious metals in sealed containers with monitored storage.
Produkte
SWISS Perishables
Perishables such as fresh produce, flowers and sensitive materials with temperature-controlled storage.
Produkte
SWISS Live Animals
Produkte
SWISS General Cargo
Produkte
SWISS Mail
Services
X-Presso
Express transport solution for time-critical shipments with priority handling via Zurich.
Services
Celsius Active and Celsius Passive
Temperature-controlled transport solutions using active and passive containers, complemented by a re-icing service.
Services
Dangerous Goods
SWISS WorldCargo is the airfreight division of Swiss International Air Lines Ltd., registered at Obstgartenstrasse 25 in Kloten and part of the Lufthansa Group through its parent company. The brand is not a separate airline: the aircraft operator is Swiss International Air Lines, whose designators SWISS WorldCargo also uses in the cargo business - IATA code LX, ICAO designator SWR and AWB prefix 724. The operating model is belly cargo only. SWISS WorldCargo runs no freighters of its own; it markets the cargo capacity of the SWISS passenger fleet as well as belly capacity on Edelweiss Air. As of 1 March 2026 the SWISS fleet comprised 92 aircraft: 12 Boeing 777-300ER, 14 Airbus A330-300, 4 Airbus A340-300 and 2 Airbus A350-900 on long-haul routes, plus 60 short- and medium-haul aircraft of the A220, A320 and A321 families. With a full passenger load, up to 24.5 tonnes are available for cargo and mail depending on the type; a temperature-controlled cargo compartment is available on the widebodies. The hub is Zurich Airport, complemented by Geneva as a second long-haul departure point. From there the network reaches more than 130 destinations, with a road feeder service connecting further European points by truck. Since 1 August 2025 SWISS WorldCargo has been part of the joint business agreement between Lufthansa Cargo and United Cargo across the North Atlantic. For forwarders, SWISS WorldCargo is above all a niche carrier for care-intensive goods: pharmaceuticals and healthcare, valuables, perishables, live animals, dangerous goods and mail. The division has held IATA CEIV Pharma certification since 2018 and renewed it in 2021 and 2024.
Management
- Alain Chisari · Head of SWISS WorldCargo
- Christian Wyss · Head of Cargo Offering Development & Steering
- Gieri Hinnen · Head of Cargo Global Sales
- Jens Fehlinger · CEO Swiss International Air Lines
- Dieter Vranckx · Chairman of the Board of Directors, Swiss International Air Lines
Milestones
- 2025 · Joins the Lufthansa Cargo and United Cargo joint business
- 2024 · Network expansion to South Korea and North America
- 2002 · Founded as the airfreight division of SWISS
Sources
- SWISS WorldCargo – About us · Company and certifications
- SWISS WorldCargo – Imprint · Legal entity and registered office
- SWISS – Company profile (Flottentabelle, Stand 1. März 2026) · Fleet and key figures
- SWISS WorldCargo – Long-Haul Schedule Overview Summer 2026 · Network and stations
- IATA CNS – Airline Directory (Prefix 724) · AWB prefix
- SUST – Schlussbericht Nr. 2208 (Betreiber Swiss International Air Lines, LX 39 / SWR 39) · IATA and ICAO designator
- SWISS WorldCargo – Import Control System 2 (ICS 2), FWB/FHL-Beispiele mit 724- · AWB format and IATA code in cargo operations
Last updated: