An isometric diagram showing an automated air cargo logistics process, with trucks unloading boxes onto conveyor belts, robots sorting freight into storage, outbound air freight, and damage freight sections, with an airplane in the background. The style is a clean, modern cartoon.

A highly detailed wimmelbild-style illustration in a colorful, clean, modern cartoon style. PERSPECTIVE: Top-down bird’s-eye view with a slight angle. The entire air cargo logistics process must be visible in ONE continuous scene. CORE PRINCIPLE: This is NOT a collection of scenes. This is ONE continuous, step-by-step cargo flow. Every cargo unit must visibly move from LEFT to RIGHT through all steps. No loops, no backward movement, no disconnected areas. Use strong visual guidance: - arrows on the ground - directional conveyor belts - consistent movement of cargo, vehicles, and workers Some cargo must be traceable across steps (e.g. labeled “CARGO 001”), reappearing throughout the process. BRANDING: Lufthansa Cargo branding visible on trucks, warehouse, vehicles, and aircraft (subtle, realistic). LANGUAGE: All visible text must be in English. -------------------------------------------------- LEFT SIDE – STEP 1: TRUCK UNLOADING Multiple cargo trucks docked at a large logistics warehouse. Conveyor belts extend directly into trucks and unload cargo automatically. Cargo (boxes and pallets) clearly moves OUT of trucks INTO the system. -------------------------------------------------- STEP 2: AUTOMATED SORTING (CONNECTED) Conveyor belts directly feed into a high-tech sorting system. Robotic arms actively pick and distribute cargo into THREE clearly defined paths: 1. “Outbound Air Freight” → continues forward 2. “Storage” → goes to warehouse racks 3. “Damage Freight” → goes to a Mehr sehen