Liege Airport

What we do: Liege Airport is the operator of Liège Airport in Belgium, specializing in air cargo logistics and serving as a major European freight hub. The airport’s core business is the handling, storage, and transportation of goods by air, with a strong focus on full-freighter operations. It is recognized as the largest cargo airport in Belgium and ranks among the top five in Europe for freight volume[2][4]. In addition to its cargo activities, Liege Airport also operates passenger flights, though cargo remains its primary focus. The airport serves a diverse range of industries, including e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, automotive, and perishables, and works with global logistics providers, airlines, and freight forwarders.

Where we are located: Liege Airport’s headquarters is located at rue de l’Aéroport B50, 4460, Grâce-Hollogne, Liège, Belgium. The airport is strategically positioned in the heart of Europe, offering excellent road, rail, and air connectivity to major European markets.

Short history: While the exact founding year is not specified in the available data, Liege Airport has grown significantly over the past two decades to become a leading cargo hub. A major milestone was reached in 2021, when the airport handled a record 1,412,498 tonnes of cargo, the highest in its history[1][7]. For the past five years, it has consistently exceeded one million tonnes of cargo handled annually, demonstrating sustained growth and resilience in the air freight sector[1].

Organization & culture: Liege Airport is a dynamic organization with a strong focus on operational efficiency, innovation, and collaboration. The airport’s team includes professionals in logistics, aviation, engineering, and administration, working together to ensure smooth and reliable cargo operations. The company culture emphasizes resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to customer service, as highlighted by its CEO during periods of significant growth[2].

Recent developments: Liege Airport continues to experience robust growth, with cargo volumes increasing by 16% in 2024 compared to the previous year, reaching 1,162,899 tonnes[1]. In the first eight months of 2025, the airport processed 847,551 tonnes, a 13% year-on-year increase[4]. The third quarter of 2025 saw a 23% surge in freight volumes, driven by strong export activity and rising e-commerce imports[2]. Aircraft movements have also risen, reflecting higher operational efficiency and sustained demand for air cargo capacity across Europe. These achievements cement Liege Airport’s position as Europe’s leading full-freighter hub and a key player in global supply chains.