In February 2003, Cathay Pacific Cargo, together with Japan Airlines Cargo, Qantas Freight and Singapore Airlines Cargo, announced a new partnership with the new internet-based cargo portal - Ezycargo - to expand their e-business capabilities. Ezycargo offers customers a wide range of market specific online functions and improves the visibility and efficiency of the shipping process.
The new Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is scheduled to begin operations in early 2013. The HK$5.7 billion facility will be one of the biggest and most sophisticated terminals in the world, providing additional air cargo handling capacity and facilities that will help to further reinforce Hong Kong’s position as the world's premier international airfreight hub.
The airline’s wholly owned subsidiary, Cathay Pacific Services Ltd (CPSL), was awarded a franchise to invest in, design, construct and operate the new air cargo terminal at HKIA under a 20-year agreement. The new terminal has been designed for an annual air cargo throughput capacity of 2.6 million tones and will be a common-use facility open to all airline customers.
The Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal will set new standards in operational efficiency, environmental design and service levels.
In February 2003, Cathay Pacific Cargo, together with Japan Airlines Cargo, Qantas Freight and Singapore Airlines Cargo, announced a new partnership with the new internet-based cargo portal - Ezycargo - to expand their e-business capabilities. Ezycargo offers customers a wide range of market specific online functions and improves the visibility and efficiency of the shipping process.The new Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is scheduled to begin operations in early 2013. The HK$5.7 billion facility will be one of the biggest and most sophisticated terminals in the world, providing additional air cargo handling capacity and facilities that will help to further reinforce Hong Kong’s position as the world's premier international airfreight hub.The airline’s wholly owned subsidiary, Cathay Pacific Services Ltd (CPSL), was awarded a franchise to invest in, design, construct and operate the new air cargo terminal at HKIA under a 20-year agreement. The new terminal has been designed for an annual air cargo throughput capacity of 2.6 million tones and will be a common-use facility open to all airline customers.The Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal will set new standards in operational efficiency, environmental design and service levels.
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