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Lufthansa Airlines offers new luggage collection service in Frankfurt

By Lauren Arena / 19 February 2025 / Contact Reporter

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Lufthansa Airlines is launching a new luggage collection and check-in service in Frankfurt through a partnership with AirPortr.

The carrier will offer the service to passengers flying from Frankfurt Airport with baggage pick-up available from the greater Frankfurt, Mannheim, Heidelberg, Hanau, Aschaffenburg, Wiesbaden, Mainz, Darmstadt and Bensheim areas.

Once baggage is collected, travellers using the service will receive ��real-time�� updates via a personalised tracking link and a digital baggage tag receipt, meaning ��they only collect their luggage again at their destination,�� the carrier said.

The new ��premium�� service can be booked via the carrier��s website up to 36 hours prior to departure, with prices ranging from �25 to �35 for two bags to/from a central location.

"With the new pick-up and check-in service, we are offering our passengers another exclusive service that is unique in Germany,�� added Heiko Reitz, chief customer officer at Lufthansa Airlines.

In a separate development, the wider Lufthansa Group on Wednesday (19 February)?announced plans to acquire 100 per cent of ground services provider Swissport Losch GmbH & Co. KG at Munich airport.

The acquisition �C subject to the granting of a license, a commercial agreement and the approval of relevant antitrust authorities �C will provide operational stability and reliability for the group��s airlines in Munich, according to Lufthansa.

As part of the planned transaction, Lufthansa intends to retain all current Swissport Losch employees, while the company��s existing shareholders, Swissport Cargo Services Deutschland GmbH and Losch Airport Service M��nchen GmbH, will continue to provide advice on the development of self-handling.??

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