SINGAPORE's changi Airport Group (CAG) has announced the opening of Changi Nexus One, a refurbished air logistics facility within Changi Airfreight Centre (CAC), reports Singapore's Payload Asia.
Located with direct apron connectivity, Changi Nexus One with 8,000 square metres of warehousing, the facility is designed for two tenants, capable of expeditious cargo handling and will serve the special needs of air logistics players looking to expand their global air freight operations through Singapore.
This new facility will increase Changi Airport's logistics warehouse capacity, ensuring that Singapore's Changi air cargo hub can meet the growing demand for air cargo services, prior to the completion of the Changi East Industrial Zone (CEIZ) in the mid-2030s.
CAG's investment in Changi Nexus One demonstrates its commitment to providing world-class facilities for air logistics players, augmenting Changi's role as a leading regional air cargo transshipment hub.
The new tenants at Changi Nexus One are expected to bring new air logistics handling capabilities, as well as adopt automation and smart technology in their operations, further enhancing Changi Airport's air cargo management capabilities.
A key partner taking up space in this facility is Expeditors, the world's seventh largest air freight forwarding company, which is looking to expand its air logistics activities in Singapore.
Said Expeditors vice president Barthul Hoefnagels: 'The new facility in Changi Airfreight Centre will enhance our end-to-end efficiency and reliability through fewer touch points, allowing us to further enhance our specialised cargo handling capabilities for pharmaceutical, aviation, semiconductor and other industries.'
Said CAG vice president Lim Ching Kiat: 'The opening of Changi Nexus One marks a significant milestone in our efforts to strengthen Changi Airport's position as a global air cargo hub.'
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Located with direct apron connectivity, Changi Nexus One with 8,000 square metres of warehousing, the facility is designed for two tenants, capable of expeditious cargo handling and will serve the special needs of air logistics players looking to expand their global air freight operations through Singapore.
This new facility will increase Changi Airport's logistics warehouse capacity, ensuring that Singapore's Changi air cargo hub can meet the growing demand for air cargo services, prior to the completion of the Changi East Industrial Zone (CEIZ) in the mid-2030s.
CAG's investment in Changi Nexus One demonstrates its commitment to providing world-class facilities for air logistics players, augmenting Changi's role as a leading regional air cargo transshipment hub.
The new tenants at Changi Nexus One are expected to bring new air logistics handling capabilities, as well as adopt automation and smart technology in their operations, further enhancing Changi Airport's air cargo management capabilities.
A key partner taking up space in this facility is Expeditors, the world's seventh largest air freight forwarding company, which is looking to expand its air logistics activities in Singapore.
Said Expeditors vice president Barthul Hoefnagels: 'The new facility in Changi Airfreight Centre will enhance our end-to-end efficiency and reliability through fewer touch points, allowing us to further enhance our specialised cargo handling capabilities for pharmaceutical, aviation, semiconductor and other industries.'
Said CAG vice president Lim Ching Kiat: 'The opening of Changi Nexus One marks a significant milestone in our efforts to strengthen Changi Airport's position as a global air cargo hub.'
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