Swissport International, a global leader in the airport and dealing with air cargo, is invested significantly in expanding its ability to deal with air cargo in Australia and New Zealand.
Airlines customers and shipping company will benefit from an additional capacity in the three new sites in Swissport, designed to enhance operational efficiency and provide custom solutions to meet various shipping needs. This Swissport strategic step will allow the consolidation of its position as a basic partner in the field of logistical services for this industry.
Joel Greg, General Manager of Australia and New Zealand in Swissport, says.
“Our new sites in Melbourne and Sidni are quickly controlled by sophisticated temperature -controlled spaces, direct access to air, and modern equipment to ensure safe and effective operations. These capabilities enable our customers to provide exceptional service quality through the supply chain.”
The new Swissport site at Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne, in a strategic position as a closer facility with Airside Access, providing a great competitive advantage for shipping orientations. The warehouse extends over a total area of 9366 square meters, including approximately 5,000 square meters of warehouse floor area, and it is characterized by a warehouse of storage systems controlled by the temperature designed to deal with pharmaceutical materials and pharmaceutical preparations, maintaining conditions of 2-8 degrees Celsius and 15 -25 ° C-depending on specific requirements for shipments.
Also at Sydney Airport, Swissport expanded its mark with a newly renovated facility, which increased the total area of dealing with it to more than 4,500 square meters. The controlled atmosphere is equipped with a temperature to deal with a wide range of products, including damageable materials, pharmaceutical preparations, mail, fast shipments, public charging, and ensuring smooth operations to meet the various customer needs. It is completely licensed to meet all the requirements of customs, biological security and examination of organized air freight agents (RACA).
In addition, the designated fast connection trucks, capable of downloading Airside, will enable the fast delivery in favor of shipping shipments in just 45 minutes of the arrival of the plane.
In addition to its expansion in Australia, Swissport also determines its entry into the New Zealand air freight market. Starting in late March 2025, its services will be available at Auckland Airport. The elbow is equipped with the largest and most advanced X -ray forms at the airport, characterized by high penetration, dual display technology and detection alerts for explosives and drugs.
The expansion of Swissport began in Australia a few months ago, where Vitigit and Patek Air were launch clients. Since then, its customer base has grown to include laid airlines and a set of shipping trading. The company’s commitment to innovation, operational excellence and customer satisfaction confirms its ambition, provided that the preferred partner for air freight services in the region and abroad.
In Australia and New Zealand, Swissport provides the airport ground services to 29 local and international clients in 18 airports. In 2024, the company served 10.16 million passengers and dealt with 226,358 trips. Swissport employs more than 3,600 aviation professionals in all work lines in Australia and New Zealand.
