Cochin Airport Expands Export Cargo Capacity
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Cochin Airport Expands Export Cargo Capacity

Cochin International Airport on Tuesday inaugurated its expanded export cargo warehouse, raising its annual handling capacity from 0.075 million metric tonnes to 0.125 million metric tonnes.

According to Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL), the upgraded facility has been equipped with two additional X-ray machines and explosive trace detection systems to strengthen security and operational efficiency. The expansion also includes a dedicated dangerous goods room, two cold rooms, a radioactive cargo room and a valuables room, enhancing the airport’s ability to handle specialised cargo safely and efficiently.

The facility was inaugurated by CIAL Managing Director S Suhas, IAS. Also present at the event were E Vikas, Deputy Commissioner of Customs; Satheesh Kumar Pai, General Manager and Head–Cargo; Manu G, Airport Director; and senior departmental heads of CIAL.

Speaking on the occasion, Suhas said the expanded export cargo warehouse would benefit exporters by improving turnaround times, strengthening cold-chain support and enabling efficient handling of specialised consignments. He added that the project reflects CIAL’s continued focus on upgrading infrastructure in line with evolving trade and logistics requirements.

With the expansion, CIAL will be able to handle a wider range of export cargo, including perishables, pharmaceuticals, dangerous goods, radioactive materials and high-value consignments, while offering reliable and secure cargo services.

Cochin International Airport on Tuesday inaugurated its expanded export cargo warehouse, raising its annual handling capacity from 0.075 million metric tonnes to 0.125 million metric tonnes. According to Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL), the upgraded facility has been equipped with two additional X-ray machines and explosive trace detection systems to strengthen security and operational efficiency. The expansion also includes a dedicated dangerous goods room, two cold rooms, a radioactive cargo room and a valuables room, enhancing the airport’s ability to handle specialised cargo safely and efficiently. The facility was inaugurated by CIAL Managing Director S Suhas, IAS. Also present at the event were E Vikas, Deputy Commissioner of Customs; Satheesh Kumar Pai, General Manager and Head–Cargo; Manu G, Airport Director; and senior departmental heads of CIAL. Speaking on the occasion, Suhas said the expanded export cargo warehouse would benefit exporters by improving turnaround times, strengthening cold-chain support and enabling efficient handling of specialised consignments. He added that the project reflects CIAL’s continued focus on upgrading infrastructure in line with evolving trade and logistics requirements. With the expansion, CIAL will be able to handle a wider range of export cargo, including perishables, pharmaceuticals, dangerous goods, radioactive materials and high-value consignments, while offering reliable and secure cargo services.

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