Lufthansa Cargo announces key leadership changes to strengthen market focus

Lufthansa Cargo has announced a series of management appointments aimed at reinforcing its commercial and regional leadership as the airline continues to navigate evolving global freight markets. Among the changes, Gunnar Löhr has been named Head of Region DACH & KAM EMEA, bringing extensive operational experience to the role overseeing Germany, Austria, Switzerland and key account management across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Known faces, new responsibilities at LHC, (left to right): Gunnar L?hr, Philip Rauchhaus, Markus Cirjan  –  credit LH Cargo

In parallel, Markus Cirjan will assume responsibility for Hub Management at Munich, one of Lufthansa Cargo’s most important operational gateways outside Frankfurt. Cirjan’s career spans leadership positions in sales and handling across major US stations, underscoring the company’s emphasis on strengthening performance in strategically significant hubs.

Effective from January 1, 2026, Philip Rauchhaus became Vice President of Global Revenue Management and Pricing, a role central to optimizing commercial performance across the airline’s global network. His appointment reflects Lufthansa Cargo’s broader push to refine pricing strategies in a market shaped by capacity shifts and demand volatility.

Company executives say the leadership changes are designed to streamline decision-making, boost regional accountability and sharpen commercial focus. Priorities for Lufthansa Cargo as it seeks to enhance customer responsiveness and competitive positioning in 2026 and beyond.

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