HONG Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) has been named 'Best Air Cargo Terminal Operator - Asia', in the 2022 Asian Freight, Logistics and Supply Chain (AFLAS) Awards.
It is the fourth time hactl and its subsidiary Hacis have won an AFLAS award, since the competition was launched in 2015.
The AFLAS Awards honour leading service providers including air and shipping lines; airports and seaports; and logistics, 3PLs and other associated industry professionals. The awards are intended to recognise leadership, consistency in service quality, innovation, customer relationship management and reliability.
Hactl was one of four finalists in its category, having been short-listed by the organisers based on pre-determined criteria. Hactl then received the most votes from the more than 15,000 readers of Asia Cargo News.
Amy Lam, executive director and CFO of Hactl commented: 'It is extremely gratifying to have won this award, especially following the ongoing challenges related to the pandemic, which have adversely impacted our operations from time to time.
'We are therefore very grateful to all those in the logistics business, who have recognised our determination to maintain the highest possible service standards in the face of extreme difficulties.'
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It is the fourth time hactl and its subsidiary Hacis have won an AFLAS award, since the competition was launched in 2015.
The AFLAS Awards honour leading service providers including air and shipping lines; airports and seaports; and logistics, 3PLs and other associated industry professionals. The awards are intended to recognise leadership, consistency in service quality, innovation, customer relationship management and reliability.
Hactl was one of four finalists in its category, having been short-listed by the organisers based on pre-determined criteria. Hactl then received the most votes from the more than 15,000 readers of Asia Cargo News.
Amy Lam, executive director and CFO of Hactl commented: 'It is extremely gratifying to have won this award, especially following the ongoing challenges related to the pandemic, which have adversely impacted our operations from time to time.
'We are therefore very grateful to all those in the logistics business, who have recognised our determination to maintain the highest possible service standards in the face of extreme difficulties.'
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