Lufthansa is betting big on cargo with an order for 10 more 777 freighters, which could start arriving as early as July. The German carrier has ordered three current generation 777Fs and seven next-generation 777-8Fs, and is also set to extend its leases of two 777Fs due to expire in 2024, but which will now run until 2031. Lufthansa Cargo last year phased-out its last MD-11Fs and added two 777Fs, giving it …
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