Cargo handler dnata, owned by the Emirates Group, has opened a new airside cargo facility at Adelaide Airport, increasing the airport\u2019s role for cargo the South Australian market. The 1,500-square-meter facility has the capacity to handle up to 80 tonnes of cargo per day, a significant upgrade from dnata\u2019s old 400-square-meter off-airport facility.
\nAdelaide is an important stop for Qatar Airways, China Southern Airlines and Virgin Australia, and dnata\u2019s expansion coincides with steady increases in exports of Australian agricultural products to China.
\nThe Adelaide facility is a remodel of an existing cold-storage facility, upgraded to meet increasing demand for South Australian exports and imports.\u00a0 The facility also is fully accredited by the Australian Office for Transport Security (OTS) and the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to screen cargo destined for export.
\nRefrigerated and ambient-temperature product options run between 15-25\u00b0C, while the freezer rooms can hold cargo at as low as -18\u00b0C.
\n\u201cOur customers have been calling for an airside facility,\u201d said Daniela Marsilli, CEO, dnata Australia. \u201cIt has been a significant investment for us and we are committed to growing our business in Adelaide by opening this tailor-made, expansive airside facility.\u201d
\nThe facility is located near the passenger terminal and the new freighter apron at Adelaide Airport, said the Dubai-based air services provider, \u201cenabling quick movement of cargo.\u201d
\nThose interested in learning more about airfreight in 2017, should join us at Cargo Facts Asia in Shanghai, 25 \u2013 26 April. \u00a0To register, or for more information, go to\u00a0CargoFactsAsia.com
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