Management change for Lufthansa Cargo’s heyworld

Boris Hueske (left) and Nikola Todic. Photo: Oliver Rösler, Lufthansa Cargo

Lufthansa Cargo’s e-commerce logistics startup heyworld will be jointly managed by Boris Hueske and Nikola Todic from February 1.

Both will succeed Timo Schamber, who has been managing director of heyworld since its foundation and has decided to devote himself to new tasks outside heyworld and Lufthansa Group.

As head of digital transformation at Lufthansa Cargo, Hueske was most recently responsible for digital strategy and the development of digital business models.

Todic was most recently leading the business development of the A321F fleet at Lufthansa Cargo and was responsible for the associated network planning, steering and strategic development.

Launched in 2019, heyworld is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lufthansa Cargo based in Frankfurt and employs 45 people.

In cooperation with Lufthansa Cargo, heyworld created an e-commerce hub at Frankfurt Airport and started the operations of an own parcel sorter in October 2022.

The focus of the service is on transport solutions in Lufthansa Cargo’s medium- and long-haul network for online retailers, digital marketplaces and freight forwarders.

The transport offer for online retailers is based on a modular product and in particular on fast and reliable connections with short transit times for transport as well as customs clearance.

Ashwin Bhat, chief commercial officer at Lufthansa Cargo, said: “I am very pleased to have Boris Hueske and Nikola Todic as two experienced and very agile managers for the young company heyworld.

“They both bring extensive experience and knowledge from the areas of digitalisation and e-commerce in the airfreight segment.

“Against the background of the continuing high demand on the market for customised e-commerce and same-day offers, our goal is to align our increased freight capacities in the medium- and long-haul network even more closely with the services of heyworld and to make them even more attractive for our customers.

“In this regard, my thanks go to Timo Schamber, who has laid an important foundation for the establishment and expansion of heyworld in the course of our very good cooperation over the past years.”

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Rebecca Jeffrey

Rebecca Jeffrey
New to aviation journalism, I joined Air Cargo News in late 2021 as deputy editor. I previously worked for Mercator Media’s six maritime sector magazines as a reporter, heading up news for Port Strategy. Prior to this, I was editor for Recruitment International (now TALiNT International). Contact me on: [email protected]