ASR Cargo Center expands operations to Copenhagen Airport

16 Oct

Posted by: Paanukoski Egor

Category: News

We are happy to share the news of our Helsinki-based client ASR Cargo Center expanding its operations to Copenhagen Airport, DK.

Air Cargo Week first published the news on October 15 2025,

ASR Cargo Center, an air cargo logistics company headquartered in Vantaa, Finland, has announced the launch of new operations at Copenhagen Airport (CPH), scheduled to commence on April 1st, 2026.
The expansion strengthens the company’s presence across Northern Europe and enhances its ability to serve airlines, freight forwarders, and e-commerce operators with high-quality and flexible air cargo services.

“Our new operation in Copenhagen is a strategic step forward that allows us to better support our customers with efficient, adaptable, and reliable logistics solutions across the region,” said Samuli Naskali, CEO of ASR Cargo Center. “We see that Copenhagen needs competition to keep up with the demand that the airport together with carriers have built. Copenhagen will play a central role in our Nordic network, with strong focus areas in pharmaceutical logistics, e-commerce handling, and time-critical air freight. Read the full original story at Aircargoweek.

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