LFL programme will support Airbus A321 freighter operations with integrated wheel and brake services
TP Aerospace has entered into a new Land For Less (LFL) Program agreement with Polish start-up cargo airline Warsaw Cargo, strengthening its presence in the air cargo sector while further expanding its footprint in the Polish aviation market.
Under the agreement, TP Aerospace will provide a comprehensive wheels and brakes support programme for Warsaw Cargo’s Airbus A321 freighter operations. The LFL programme is designed to deliver a fully integrated and flexible solution, ensuring component availability, operational reliability and cost efficiency as the airline launches its cargo services.
Founded in August 2025, Warsaw Cargo is a newly established cargo carrier operating with a lean business model focused on efficient freight operations. The partnership is intended to provide the airline with the technical support needed to maintain on-time performance and operational continuity from the outset.
“We are pleased to welcome Warsaw Cargo to our growing portfolio of cargo customers,” said Philip Broskov Hansen, Vice President, Global Program Sales at TP Aerospace. “Supporting new entrants to the market is a key priority for us, and we are committed to delivering 100% reliability to help ensure a strong operational foundation from day one.”
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Wojciech Niderla, Technical Director at Warsaw Cargo, said the successful implementation of the LFL programme has been instrumental in supporting the airline’s Airbus A321 cargo operations.
“The seamless implementation of the LFL program has been an important step in supporting our Airbus A321 cargo operations from the very beginning,” Niderla said. “Our cooperation with TP Aerospace is particularly valuable given the time-sensitive nature of cargo operations, where punctuality, reliability and fast access to technical support and spare parts are essential to maintaining operational continuity.”
TP Aerospace confirmed that the programme has already been successfully implemented, reflecting close collaboration between the two companies. As Warsaw Cargo expands its operations, the company said it will continue supporting the airline with flexible wheels and brakes solutions tailored to its evolving operational requirements.
