CargoLand by LGG is positioning itself as Europe's preferred gateway for Taiwan's high-value cargo and is backing that ambition with action. Following a high-level mission to Taipei on March 24, bringing together public authorities, airlines, and logistics stakeholders, CargoLand reinforced its commitment to building structured, long-term connectivity between Taiwan and Europe, with a specific focus on semiconductors, high-tech goods, and resilient supply chains.
CargoLand by LGG presented its cargo-first model and long-term development vision, highlighting a platform designed specifically for high-value, time-sensitive logistics. With 1.32 million tonnes handled in 2025 (+14%) and continued growth into early 2026, CargoLand combines scale with a 100% freighter-focused approach. Its operational framework, built around flexibility, speed, and control, offers a strong match for industries such as semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and advanced manufacturing, where precision and predictability are critical.

“Taiwan is a key market for the future of high-value air cargo, particularly in sectors such as semiconductors and advanced technology,” said Frédéric Brun, VP Sales & Marketing at CargoLand by LGG. “Our objective is to build long-term, structured relationships with airlines, forwarders, and institutional stakeholders, and to demonstrate that CargoLand can offer a reliable, scalable, and performance-driven gateway into Europe. With our cargo-focused model and continued infrastructure and digital investments, we are positioning CargoLand as a reference platform for the next generation of strategic supply chains.”