TRANSOM SATS Cargo
TRANSOM SATS Cargo is the premier cargo operations handler in Muscat International Airport. It provides cargo services to 30 world leading airlines including Oman Air, SWISS, British Airways, KLM, Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways.
TRANSOM SATS Cargo
TRANSOM SATS Cargo is the premier cargo operations handler in Muscat International Airport. It provides cargo services to 30 world leading airlines including Oman Air, SWISS, British Airways, KLM, Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways.
Our Services
TRANSOM SATS Cargo offers its customers a full range of services expected of an international cargo operator, including both physical handling and documentation, as follows:
General cargo
Pharmaceutical and medical products
Mail
Perishables
Live animals
Express cargo
Diplomatic mail and cargo
Valuables
Dangerous and radioactive goods
Odd-sized cargo
TRANSOM SATS Cargo recently launched a number of initiatives to enhance the level of services offered to its customers. On top of that, SATS Cargo enjoys operating in the state of the art brand new facility which its customers are benefitting from, and thus enriching the overall experience.
Our Services
TRANSOM SATS Cargo offers its customers a full range of services expected of an international cargo operator, including both physical handling and documentation, as follows:
General cargo
Pharmaceutical and medical products
Perishables
Live animals
Express cargo
Diplomatic mail and cargo
Valuables
Dangerous and radioactive goods
Odd-sized cargo
TRANSOM SATS Cargo recently launched a number of initiatives to enhance the level of services offered to its customers. On top of that, SATS Cargo enjoys operating in the state of the art brand new facility which its customers are benefitting from, and thus enriching the overall experience.
Partners
Partners
Contact Us
Direct contact:
Import Reception:
+968 24356111
Expor Acceptance:
+968 24356222
Marketing Team:
+968 24356116
info@transom.om
Company address:
TRANSOM SATS Cargo
Cargo Building
Muscat International Airport
P.O. Box: 618, P.C.111
Muscat, Oman
Contact form:
Contact Us
Direct contact:
Import Reception : +968 24356111
Export Acceptance: +968 24356222
Marketing Team : +968 24356116
info@transom.om
Company address:
Transom SATS Cargo
Cargo Building
Muscat International Airport City
P.O. Box: 618, P.C.111
Muscat, Oman
Contact form:
Who We Are
Back With the formation of TRANSOM Services as a subsidiary of the Government’s aviation sector development arm, Oman Aviation Group (OAG), TRANSOM SATS Cargo a JV between TRANSOM Services & SATS become one of the five organizations under the umbrella of TRANSOM Services. With this strategic partnership, the company aims to strengthen Oman’s position as a transit hub, and to promote Muscat as the cargo gateway to the Middle East to its customers. The company has been providing handling services for a wide range of cargo, which include pharmaceutical products, perishables, live animals, valuable cargo etc. to and from Muscat.
To achieve the above, TRANSOM SATS Cargo LLC has initiated improvements in service through using technology, improving processes and infrastructures, and trainings to staff. The company is committed to its Vision & Mission statements, while at the same time adhering to its core values.
Who We Are
With the formation of TRANSOM Services as a subsidiary of the Government’s aviation sector development arm, Oman Aviation Group (OAG), TRANSOM SATS Cargo a JV between TRANSOM Services & SATS become one of the five organizations under the umbrella of TRANSOM Services. With this strategic partnership, the company aims to strengthen Oman’s position as a transit hub, and to promote Muscat as the cargo gateway to the Middle East to its customers. The company has been providing handling services for a wide range of cargo, which include pharmaceutical products, perishables, live animals, valuable cargo etc. to and from Muscat.
To achieve the above, TRANSOM SATS Cargo LLC has initiated improvements in service through using technology, improving processes and infrastructures, and trainings to staff. The company is committed to its Vision & Mission statements, while at the same time adhering to its core values.
CEO Message
Dear Colleagues,
As we put behind 2020 and welcome 2021, we cannot forget the impact of the COVID-19 on us. The virus changed all the plans we had for 2020, coming off from a very strong performance operationally and financially in 2019. Covid-19 and the pandemic has had a huge impact on our lives, both privately and at work. During the pandemic, however, our industry has had the opportunity to show itself from the best side: the whole world has noticed how important air cargo is. We ensure food supplies were not stopped due to airport closure, and at the same time, PPEs were quickly delivered the minute the supplies came through from the airplanes. And in the coming months, with the distribution of vaccines, that will be the case again.
Looking back at 2020, I am proud of all of you in the way you all responded to the challenges that we faced, making huge changes in your life at home and at the workplace. We stepped up our transformation, making tough decisions in order to be faster, financially sustainable, and more ready than ever to support our industry and Oman during the challenging times.
We learned how to go digital, with meetings and trainings done mostly online, and learned to implement and practice good HSE measures. I asked that we work to ensure that all these good practices continue, as we know the virus situation is not over yet. Do a favor to ourselves and others observe the HSE measures to protect yourself and family and colleagues from the virus. The virus may be powerful, but can be defeated.
We have introduced many digital initiatives the past year as our response against the virus, as well as continuing our efforts to be more efficient and improve productivity through the use of technology. We think of our mobile applications, our Self Service Kiosk, our electronic signature delivery pad, and the list goes on. These are just the things that everyone sees. Behind the scenes, we've also put a lot of work into changing the way we work and our governance model. A new governance that, on the one hand gives us more framework, reliability and transparency, but on the other, allows us to respond quickly and flexibly to the reality of every day operations. In 2021 we want to give more structure to this involvement and cooperation and make it part of our day to day activities.
Obtaining the CEIV certification in Pharma and Fresh allows the industry to know that we have in place the right processes and facility and equipment to service special cargo for the industry and the country. We successfully passed the many airline and governance audits and will continue to take a serious view on our processes to provide what our customers expect from using our services. However, with or without audits, as a Company, we must make quality a way of life for us as this is what we expect when we pay for services and goods as well. So do our customers when using our services. That is why, moving forward, our performances, measured through the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), will be transparent and made public. Meeting and even surpassing our KPIs is our service promise to the users of our services.
In the new year 2021, our focus will be on building sustainability. We build sustainability for our survival, for our security, and more important for our tomorrow . We believe in protecting the environment today, for our children's tomorrow. We also believe in growing a sustainable business for the long run. It means for us to remain financially strong by delivering our best services to our stakeholders, in particular those who are paying us. It also means that we will need to look for new customers and markets, and offer special tailor-made services for niche markets to meet the unique needs of our customers. We must create value and improve productivity, and at the same time, cut down on wastages and redundant processes through digitalization and strong use of technology. In other words, doing more with less, intelligently.
Sustainability is the mission for all of us here; and the key focus in 2021. This is because TRANSOM Sats is here for the long run, not just only today. We have a mission to serve the industry and Oman. As I close, it only remains for me to wish you and your family good health, peace and a great start to the new year 2021. Together, united, we can make it a great year for all of us.
Best personal regards
S.T Tan
CEO
CEO Message
Dear Colleagues,
As we put behind 2020 and welcome 2021, we cannot forget the impact of the COVID-19 on us. The virus changed all the plans we had for 2020, coming off from a very strong performance operationally and financially in 2019. Covid-19 and the pandemic has had a huge impact on our lives, both privately and at work. During the pandemic, however, our industry has had the opportunity to show itself from the best side: the whole world has noticed how important air cargo is. We ensure food supplies were not stopped due to airport closure, and at the same time, PPEs were quickly delivered the minute the supplies came through from the airplanes. And in the coming months, with the distribution of vaccines, that will be the case again.
Looking back at 2020, I am proud of all of you in the way you all responded to the challenges that we faced, making huge changes in your life at home and at the workplace. We stepped up our transformation, making tough decisions in order to be faster, financially sustainable, and more ready than ever to support our industry and Oman during the challenging times.
We learned how to go digital, with meetings and trainings done mostly online, and learned to implement and practice good HSE measures. I asked that we work to ensure that all these good practices continue, as we know the virus situation is not over yet. Do a favor to ourselves and others observe the HSE measures to protect yourself and family and colleagues from the virus. The virus may be powerful, but can be defeated.
We have introduced many digital initiatives the past year as our response against the virus, as well as continuing our efforts to be more efficient and improve productivity through the use of technology. We think of our mobile applications, our Self Service Kiosk, our electronic signature delivery pad, and the list goes on. These are just the things that everyone sees. Behind the scenes, we've also put a lot of work into changing the way we work and our governance model. A new governance that, on the one hand gives us more framework, reliability and transparency, but on the other, allows us to respond quickly and flexibly to the reality of every day operations. In 2021 we want to give more structure to this involvement and cooperation and make it part of our day to day activities.
Obtaining the CEIV certification in Pharma and Fresh allows the industry to know that we have in place the right processes and facility and equipment to service special cargo for the industry and the country. We successfully passed the many airline and governance audits and will continue to take a serious view on our processes to provide what our customers expect from using our services. However, with or without audits, as a Company, we must make quality a way of life for us as this is what we expect when we pay for services and goods as well. So do our customers when using our services. That is why, moving forward, our performances, measured through the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), will be transparent and made public. Meeting and even surpassing our KPIs is our service promise to the users of our services.
In the new year 2021, our focus will be on building sustainability. We build sustainability for our survival, for our security, and more important for our tomorrow . We believe in protecting the environment today, for our children's tomorrow. We also believe in growing a sustainable business for the long run. It means for us to remain financially strong by delivering our best services to our stakeholders, in particular those who are paying us. It also means that we will need to look for new customers and markets, and offer special tailor-made services for niche markets to meet the unique needs of our customers. We must create value and improve productivity, and at the same time, cut down on wastages and redundant processes through digitalization and strong use of technology. In other words, doing more with less, intelligently.
Sustainability is the mission for all of us here; and the key focus in 2021. This is because TRANSOM Sats is here for the long run, not just only today. We have a mission to serve the industry and Oman. As I close, it only remains for me to wish you and your family good health, peace and a great start to the new year 2021. Together, united, we can make it a great year for all of us.
Best personal regards
S.T Tan
CEO
TRANSOM SATS Cargo In Numbers
302
Staff
93
%
Omanis
23
K
Warehouse (sqm)
350
K
Annual handling capacity (tons)
35
Number of customer airlines
3
Dedicated freighter aircraft bays
In Numbers
302
Staff
93
%
Omanis
23
K
Warehouse (sqm)
350
K
Annual handling capacity (tons)
35
Number of customer airlines
3
Dedicated freighter aircraft bays
Tan Siang Tang
Chief Executive Officer
Abdullah Al Rashdi
Senior Manager - HR and Admin support
Ahmed Dahlan
Head of Operations
Prashant Premdas
Manager - Finance
Khalil Al Khanbashi
Manager - Service Standards & Delivery
Saleh Al Harthy
Manager Projects – CEO Office
Rashid Al Marjabi
Manager - Export Operations
Mohsin Al Ismaily
Manager – Import & Maintenance
Ahmed Al Bahri
Manager - Admin & Projects
Our Team
Tan Siang
Chief Executive Officer
Abdullah Al Rashdi
Senior Manager - HR and Admin Suppor
Ahmed Dahlan
Head of Operations
Prashant Premdas
Manager - Finance
Khalil Al Khanbashi
Manager - Service Standards & Delivery
Saleh Al Harthy
Manager Projects – CEO Office
Rashid Al Marjabi
Manager - Export Operations
Mohsin Al Ismaily
Manager – Import & Maintenance
Ahmed Al Bahri
Manager - Admin & Projects
Our Export Acceptance are available 24/7. To avoid having your cargo missing the intended flight, please adhere to the following cut-off timings:
- a. Dangerous Goods – latest by 6hrs before flight Standard Time of Departure (STD)
- b. General cargo- latest by 4hrs before flight STD
- c. Special cargo- latest by 3hrs before flight STD
For first-time direct customers, please refer to the below guide on how to lodge in your cargo
- Bring the cargo that you wish to lodge in to the Export Acceptance truck dock area (right side of the terminal).
- If you are driving, inform the security guard manning the entrance of the terminal your purpose of visit, and provide your particulars.
- Approach one of our acceptance truck dock staff to have the weight and dimension of your cargo taken..
- Once complete, proceed to the Acceptance counter, and fill up the form Shipper’s letter for Instruction (SLI). If you are unsure as to how to fill up the form, feel free to consult our counter staff.
- Our counter staff will then advise the suitable carriers for your cargo for your decision and concurrence. Once carrier is confirmed, staff will execute an Air Waybill (AWB) for your cargo.
- Once AWB is executed, proceed with payment for the freight charges (imposed by the carrier) and handling charges.
- Collect AWB from our staff and proceed to Royal Oman Police (ROP) Customs counter at the cargo terminal for customs formalities. Refer to ROP website here to learn more about customs requirement. Customs brokers are available in the cargo terminal to assist with the customs application. Please note that these brokers are not staff of Oman Air SATS Cargo LLC.
- Once customs formalities are completed, proceed back to Export Acceptance area and approach one of our acceptance staff. Your cargo will then be sent for X-ray screening and inspection by ROP Security.
- Lastly, proceed to Acceptance counter to hand in your AWB and copy of customs form to our counter staff. Congratulations, your cargo has been accepted!
Export
Our Export Acceptance are available 24/7. To avoid having your cargo missing the intended flight, please adhere to the following cut-off timings:
- a. Dangerous Goods – latest by 6hrs before flight Standard Time of Departure (STD)
- b. General cargo- latest by 4hrs before flight STD
- c. Special cargo- latest by 3hrs before flight STD
For first-time direct customers, please refer to the below guide on how to lodge in your cargo
- Bring the cargo that you wish to lodge in to the Export Acceptance truck dock area (right side of the terminal).
- If you are driving, inform the security guard manning the entrance of the terminal your purpose of visit, and provide your particulars.
- Approach one of our acceptance truck dock staff to have the weight and dimension of your cargo taken..
- Once complete, proceed to the Acceptance counter, and fill up the form Shipper’s letter for Instruction (SLI). If you are unsure as to how to fill up the form, feel free to consult our counter staff.
- Our counter staff will then advise the suitable carriers for your cargo for your decision and concurrence. Once carrier is confirmed, staff will execute an Air Waybill (AWB) for your cargo.
- Once AWB is executed, proceed with payment for the freight charges (imposed by the carrier) and handling charges.
- Collect AWB from our staff and proceed to Royal Oman Police (ROP) Customs counter at the cargo terminal for customs formalities. Refer to ROP website here to learn more about customs requirement. Customs brokers are available in the cargo terminal to assist with the customs application. Please note that these brokers are not staff of Oman Air SATS Cargo LLC.
- Once customs formalities are completed, proceed back to Export Acceptance area and approach one of our acceptance staff. Your cargo will then be sent for X-ray screening and inspection by ROP Security.
- Lastly, proceed to Acceptance counter to hand in your AWB and copy of customs form to our counter staff. Congratulations, your cargo has been accepted!
Our Import services are currently available 24/7 – for first-time direct customers, please refer to the below for guidance on how to collect your cargo.
- Upon arrival of your cargo, you will be notified by us via the telephone number reflected on the Air Waybill (AWB). As such, it is very important that you coordinate with the shipper to have the correct number indicated on the AWB.
- Bring along your ID card and copy of the Air Waybill to Oman Air SATS Cargo terminal. See location of our terminal here.
- If you are driving, inform the security guard manning the entrance of the terminal your purpose of visit, and provide your particulars.
- Proceed to Import Reception – present your ID card and AWB copy to collect the original AWB.
- Engage one of the customs broker to assist in customs formalities with Royal Oman Police (ROP) Customs. Please note that these brokers are not staff of Oman Air SATS Cargo LLC.
- If your cargo requires inspection by ROP Customs, proceed to step 7. If not, proceed to step 9.
- Return to Import Reception to retrieve cargo location information and proceed to Delivery area. Approach the delivery staff, who will arrange for cargo to be brought to inspection area for joint inspection with ROP Customs.
- Complete cargo inspection with ROP Customs.
- Pay Customs Duties and Taxes to ROP Customs.
- Proceed to Import Cashier for payment of charges (imposed by carrier) and handling charges (refer to this for the full list of handling charges by Oman Air SATS Cargo LLC), and collect your Delivery Note.
- Proceed to Delivery area and hand over Delivery Note to our delivery staff and wait for your shipment to be released.
| Import Documents & Cargo Ready for release | |
|---|---|
| Pax Aircraft | General Cargo: 4 Hrs within ATA Special Cargo: 2 Hrs within ATA |
| Freighters | General Cargo: 6 Hrs within ATA Special Cargo: 2 Hrs within ATA |
Import
Our Import services are currently available 24/7 – for first-time direct customers, please refer to the below for guidance on how to collect your cargo.
- Upon arrival of your cargo, you will be notified by us via the telephone number reflected on the Air Waybill (AWB). As such, it is very important that you coordinate with the shipper to have the correct number indicated on the AWB.
- Bring along your ID card and copy of the Air Waybill to Oman Air SATS Cargo terminal. See location of our terminal here.
- If you are driving, inform the security guard manning the entrance of the terminal your purpose of visit, and provide your particulars.
- Proceed to Import Reception – present your ID card and AWB copy to collect the original AWB.
- Engage one of the customs broker to assist in customs formalities with Royal Oman Police (ROP) Customs. Please note that these brokers are not staff of Oman Air SATS Cargo LLC.
- If your cargo requires inspection by ROP Customs, proceed to step 7. If not, proceed to step 9.
- Return to Import Reception to retrieve cargo location information and proceed to Delivery area. Approach the delivery staff, who will arrange for cargo to be brought to inspection area for joint inspection with ROP Customs.
- Complete cargo inspection with ROP Customs.
- Pay Customs Duties and Taxes to ROP Customs.
- Proceed to Import Cashier for payment of charges (imposed by carrier) and handling charges (refer to this for the full list of handling charges by Oman Air SATS Cargo LLC), and collect your Delivery Note.
- Proceed to Delivery area and hand over Delivery Note to our delivery staff and wait for your shipment to be released.
| Import Documents & Cargo Ready for release | |
|---|---|
| Pax Aircraft | General Cargo: 4 Hrs within ATA Special Cargo: 2 Hrs within ATA |
| Freighters | General Cargo: 6 Hrs within ATA Special Cargo: 2 Hrs within ATA |
The following services are also available from Oman Air SATS:
Sales Agent services
In addition to our ground handling services, we are also one of the authorized Sales Agents for majority of the airlines operating in Muscat Internal Airport. Should you wish to export any cargo out from Muscat, feel free to approach our Export Acceptance Counter staff or Contact us
Charter flight handling services
Should you plan to engage ad-hoc charter flights to MCT for Import/Export cargo purposes, we are pleased to offer our cargo handling services and provide the necessary coordination for your flight. Contact us
Webtrack services
Webtrack allows shippers and consignees will be able to track the status of their cargo in and out of Muscat International Airport with ease. Pre-deposit account holders will also be able to utilize the portal to manage their invoices and transactions.
Other Services
The following services are also available from Oman Air SATS:
Sales Agent services
In addition to our ground handling services, we are also one of the authorized Sales Agents for majority of the airlines operating in Muscat Internal Airport. Should you wish to export any cargo out from Muscat, feel free to approach our Export Acceptance Counter staff or Contact us
Charter flight handling services
Should you plan to engage ad-hoc charter flights to MCT for Import/Export cargo purposes, we are pleased to offer our cargo handling services and provide the necessary coordination for your flight. Contact us
Webtrack services
Webtrack allows shippers and consignees will be able to track the status of their cargo in and out of Muscat International Airport with ease. Pre-deposit account holders will also be able to utilize the portal to manage their invoices and transactions.
Dangerous Goods
What are dangerous goods?
Dangerous goods are items or substances that when transported by aircraft are a risk to health, safety, property or environment. Examples of dangerous goods include, but not limited to, explosives, radioactive materials, flammable liquids, dangerous or volatile chemicals, strong acids, compressed gases, poisons and aerosols.
Carriage of dangerous goods by air is subjected to the regulations set by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which can be found in the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. As per the IATA DGR, it is the shipper’s responsibility to correctly declare all dangerous goods when sending cargo in for uplift on any carrier. Failure to do so will be deemed as a case of undeclared/hidden DG, which is a very serious offense.
Some of the common dangerous goods that are easily overlooked include lithium batteries (in the form of laptops, mobile phones), perfumery products, lighters etc. Always be safe rather than sorry! If you are unsure whether the cargo you are lodging in contains Dangerous Goods, feel free to approach our staff for assistance.
Useful links:
IATA Dangerous Goods
Dangerous Goods
What are dangerous goods?
Dangerous goods are items or substances that when transported by aircraft are a risk to health, safety, property or environment. Examples of dangerous goods include, but not limited to, explosives, radioactive materials, flammable liquids, dangerous or volatile chemicals, strong acids, compressed gases, poisons and aerosols.
Carriage of dangerous goods by air is subjected to the regulations set by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which can be found in the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. As per the IATA DGR, it is the shipper’s responsibility to correctly declare all dangerous goods when sending cargo in for uplift on any carrier. Failure to do so will be deemed as a case of undeclared/hidden DG, which is a very serious offense.
Some of the common dangerous goods that are easily overlooked include lithium batteries (in the form of laptops, mobile phones), perfumery products, lighters etc. Always be safe rather than sorry! If you are unsure whether the cargo you are lodging in contains Dangerous Goods, feel free to approach our staff for assistance.
Useful links:
IATA Dangerous Goods
Our Cargo Terminal
Technology
The new cargo terminal is fitted with the Material Handling System, which allows seamless and automated handling of cargo containers and pallets – the system utilizes cutting-edge technology, ETV (elevating transport vehicle), to move and store cargo in a systematic and organized manner. This will allow a more efficient and productive means of cargo handling, which will result in faster cargo delivery services for the customers.
Facilities
With a significant portion of Muscat’s import and export cargo being of perishable and temperature-controlled nature, such as fruits and vegetables, frozen meat and pharmaceutical products, the fully air-conditioned terminal, together with its huge cold room storage facility, will ensure that the cold chain integrity of these cargo will be maintained throughout the entire handling process, which is especially important during the summer season.
Standalone Dangerous Goods and Radioactive Material storage facilities are also available for consignees/shippers who are intending to import/export shipments of such nature. These facilities provide storage of these shipments under a safe and isolated environment, away from the rest of the cargo. Security of cargo, especially those of high value, is also well taken care of – there are available vault and cages to store high value cargo, and the terminal has a comprehensive security camera coverage around the clock.
Our Cargo Terminal
Technology
The new cargo terminal is fitted with the Material Handling System, which allows seamless and automated handling of cargo containers and pallets – the system utilizes cutting-edge technology, ETV (elevating transport vehicle), to move and store cargo in a systematic and organized manner. This will allow a more efficient and productive means of cargo handling, which will result in faster cargo delivery services for the customers.
Facilities
With a significant portion of Muscat’s import and export cargo being of perishable and temperature-controlled nature, such as fruits and vegetables, frozen meat and pharmaceutical products, the fully air-conditioned terminal, together with its huge cold room storage facility, will ensure that the cold chain integrity of these cargo will be maintained throughout the entire handling process, which is especially important during the summer season.
Standalone Dangerous Goods and Radioactive Material storage facilities are also available for consignees/shippers who are intending to import/export shipments of such nature. These facilities provide storage of these shipments under a safe and isolated environment, away from the rest of the cargo. Security of cargo, especially those of high value, is also well taken care of – there are available vault and cages to store high value cargo, and the terminal has a comprehensive security camera coverage around the clock.
Cargo Terminal Facilities
| Facility | Area or No of Positions |
|---|---|
| Warehouse Area | 22,780 sqm air-conditioned cargo terminal |
| Capacity | 350,000 tons per annum |
| ETV | 2 nos |
| ULD Storage Positions | 367 pallet positions or 734 container positions over 3 levels |
| Euro Pallet Positions | 1920 pallet positions |
| Dedicated Aircraft bays | 3 Code F Freighter bays |
| Truck Parking Lots | 25 40ft or 50 20ft |
| Car Parking Lots | 400 |
| Truck docks | 34 |
| Diplomatic Room | 30 sqm |
| Human Remains Room | 56.25 sqm |
| DGR Room | 228 sqm with capacity to handle 90 skids and loose cartons |
| Radioactive Room | 25.6 sqm |
| Vulnerable Cage | 216 pallet positions |
| Strong Room | 80 sqm |
| Bulk Cold Rooms | 3 chillers 2 to 25 degrees with capacity to handle 150 skid pallets |
| 2 freezers -5 to -20 degrees with capacity to handle 90 skid pallets | |
| 1 ambient room for 15 to 25 degrees with area of 310sqm | |
| ULD Cold Rooms | 28 airline pallet positions in Chillers and 8 airline pallet positions in Freezers |
| Live Animal Centre | 2500 sqm for handling all types of animals |
| Scissor Lift & ULD Bypass Lane | 1 for loading and uploading ULDs from trucks |
| High Risk Cargo & Mail Cage (HRCM) | 120 euro pallet positions |
Cargo Terminal Facilities
| Facility | Area or No of Positions |
|---|---|
| Warehouse Area | 22,780 sqm air-conditioned cargo terminal |
| Capacity | 350,000 tons per annum |
| ETV | 2 nos |
| ULD Storage Positions | 367 pallet positions or 734 container positions over 3 levels |
| Euro Pallet Positions | 1920 pallet positions |
| Dedicated Aircraft bays | 3 Code F Freighter bays |
| Truck Parking Lots | 25 40ft or 50 20ft |
| Car Parking Lots | 400 |
| Truck docks | 34 |
| Diplomatic Room | 30 sqm |
| Human Remains Room | 56.25 sqm |
| DGR Room | 228 sqm with capacity to handle 90 skids and loose cartons |
| Radioactive Room | 25.6 sqm |
| Vulnerable Cage | 216 pallet positions |
| Strong Room | 80 sqm |
| Bulk Cold Rooms | 3 chillers 2 to 25 degrees with capacity to handle 150 skid pallets |
| 2 freezers -5 to -20 degrees with capacity to handle 90 skid pallets | |
| 1 ambient room for 15 to 25 degrees with area of 310sqm | |
| ULD Cold Rooms | 28 airline pallet positions in Chillers and 8 airline pallet positions in Freezers |
| Live Animal Centre | 2500 sqm for handling all types of animals |
| Scissor Lift & ULD Bypass Lane | 1 for loading and uploading ULDs from trucks |
| High Risk Cargo & Mail Cage (HRCM) | 120 euro pallet positions |
Tenders
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Tenders
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