AGI launches new dual-facility system at Newark Airport
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Posted: 8 September 2021 | International Airport Review | No comments yet
Alliance Ground International has launched new off-airport and on-site facilities at Newark Airport, to boost handling capacity, reduce wait times, and decongest traffic on airport roads.
Cargo handling services provider, Alliance Ground International (AGI), has opened a new 76,000ft2 off-airport air cargo facility five minutes from Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey, U.S., to process import freight.
The handler is also relocating from existing facilities at Newark (EWR) to a 24,000ft2 facility on airport at EWR to handle outbound and export cargo, as well as offer a Dual-Facility solution.
Arriving import cargo will be trucked to the new off-airport facility by an AGI in-house shuttle service, which will seamlessly connect cargo handling at the two facilities.
The off-airport facility will feature 19 cargo bay doors, active Unit Load Device (ULD) charging stations, ULD storage and cold storage, pharma handling areas, increased security, and easy access to major highways.
Jared Azcuy, Chief Executive Officer of AGI said: “Our Dual-Facility solution increases our air cargo handling capabilities, while reducing wait times and truck congestion on the airport service roads.
“It is a solution we have tried and tested at our other locations, and it will speed up processing, making for a more efficient and cost-effective operation.”
“Newark will shortly be taking back much of the warehousing on airport as leases expire,” added Azcuy.
“Our new facilities and digital solutions mean that AGI is more than ready to support customers in New Jersey.”
As part of AGI’s ongoing digitisation drive, the new warehouse features electronic flight boards, mobile technology for ramp operations, and truck queuing and management software.
AGI has committed to long-term lease agreements for both facilities, which are in addition to the 120,000ft2 Priority Mail facility in South Kearney, New Jersey, operated by sister company Cargo Force.
AGI is the largest independently owned ground handling company in the USA, offering domestic and international operations, as well as priority products, special commodities, and USPS Postal Operations.
The handler will shortly be launching AGI U, a Cargo Learning Centre dedicated to team member training and development, one of AGI’s core values.
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Air freight and cargo, Airport construction and design, Airport development, Ground handling