GMR Launches Cargo Terminal 2 at Hyderabad Airport
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GMR Hyderabad Airport launches Cargo Terminal 2 to meet cargo demand. A next-gen hub for airlines, logistics, and pharma cargo.
Hyderabad, May 18 (PTI) GHIAL on Monday announced the commissioning of Cargo Terminal 2 at Hyderabad International Airport, marking a milestone in its growth as a world-class air cargo and logistics hub.
The terminal is designed to meet surging domestic and international cargo demand, providing a next-generation infrastructure platform for airlines, freight forwarders, logistics operators and regulatory agencies, a press release from the airport operator said.
Spread across an area of 16,864 sq m, the new terminal has been engineered for operational efficiency and long-term scalability.
It will commence operations with a handling capacity of around 50,000 tonnes per annum, with dedicated expansion areas enabling capacity to double to 100,000 tonnes per annum, it said.
Speaking on the occasion, Kadhir Kadhiravan, CEO, GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd, said the commissioning of Cargo Terminal 2 is a defining moment for the company and for Hyderabad's emergence as a leading air cargo and logistics gateway in Asia.
"This facility is not simply an addition to our infrastructure portfolio; it is a statement of intent. We have built the new terminal to serve the most demanding cargo verticals, from life-saving pharmaceuticals to time-critical express consignments, with the precision, speed and reliability that global supply chains require," Kadhir Kadhiravan said.
The terminal features dedicated inbound and outbound cargo zones, spacious export and import processing areas, multi-level racking systems for optimised storage, and large build-up and breakdown areas enabling parallel shipment processing.
A flagship feature of Cargo Terminal 2 is its fully temperature-controlled pharma zone, purpose-built to handle pharmaceutical and perishable cargo.
Equipped with advanced temperature control systems and continuous monitoring technology, the terminal ensures end-to-end cold-chain reliability, a critical capability as Hyderabad consolidates its position as a global pharmaceutical hub, it added.
The terminal is designed to meet surging domestic and international cargo demand, providing a next-generation infrastructure platform for airlines, freight forwarders, logistics operators and regulatory agencies, a press release from the airport operator said.
Spread across an area of 16,864 sq m, the new terminal has been engineered for operational efficiency and long-term scalability.
It will commence operations with a handling capacity of around 50,000 tonnes per annum, with dedicated expansion areas enabling capacity to double to 100,000 tonnes per annum, it said.
Speaking on the occasion, Kadhir Kadhiravan, CEO, GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd, said the commissioning of Cargo Terminal 2 is a defining moment for the company and for Hyderabad's emergence as a leading air cargo and logistics gateway in Asia.
"This facility is not simply an addition to our infrastructure portfolio; it is a statement of intent. We have built the new terminal to serve the most demanding cargo verticals, from life-saving pharmaceuticals to time-critical express consignments, with the precision, speed and reliability that global supply chains require," Kadhir Kadhiravan said.
The terminal features dedicated inbound and outbound cargo zones, spacious export and import processing areas, multi-level racking systems for optimised storage, and large build-up and breakdown areas enabling parallel shipment processing.
A flagship feature of Cargo Terminal 2 is its fully temperature-controlled pharma zone, purpose-built to handle pharmaceutical and perishable cargo.
Equipped with advanced temperature control systems and continuous monitoring technology, the terminal ensures end-to-end cold-chain reliability, a critical capability as Hyderabad consolidates its position as a global pharmaceutical hub, it added.
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