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Hong Kong and Brussels airports launch pharma corridor with cool dollies
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A PHARMA corridor has been established between Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) and Brussels Airportfor temperature-sensitive medicines, reports London's Air Cargo News.
Pharmacueticals travelling between the two will be handled in strict compliance with the CEIV Pharma standards and carried by CEIV Pharma-certified airlines.
Hong Kong airport will deploy 19 common-use, temperature-controlled cool dollies to transfer of pharmacueticals goods across airside aprons.
This is a collaboration with Pharma.Aero, which fosters co-operation between airport sectors, and has won IATA's Centre of Excellence for Independent Validators in Pharmaceutical Logistics (CEIV Pharma) certification.
Said Hong Kong airport logistics manager Alaina Shum: "This marks another milestone in our continuous endeavours to make HKIA a preferred pharmaceutical transshipment hub. We are also building apron shelters to protect the pharmaceutical shipments from direct weather elements."
Said Brussels Airport cargo logistics chief Steven Polmans: "Our aim is to grow the volume of pharmaceutical shipments. We have reached out to shippers to understand their requirements and work with them."
Said Pharma.Aero chief Frank Van Gelder: "We have received great support from our members including pharmaceuticals companies MSD and Pfizer. Their participation will help to validate the services and key performance indices."
Pharmacueticals travelling between the two will be handled in strict compliance with the CEIV Pharma standards and carried by CEIV Pharma-certified airlines.
Hong Kong airport will deploy 19 common-use, temperature-controlled cool dollies to transfer of pharmacueticals goods across airside aprons.
This is a collaboration with Pharma.Aero, which fosters co-operation between airport sectors, and has won IATA's Centre of Excellence for Independent Validators in Pharmaceutical Logistics (CEIV Pharma) certification.
Said Hong Kong airport logistics manager Alaina Shum: "This marks another milestone in our continuous endeavours to make HKIA a preferred pharmaceutical transshipment hub. We are also building apron shelters to protect the pharmaceutical shipments from direct weather elements."
Said Brussels Airport cargo logistics chief Steven Polmans: "Our aim is to grow the volume of pharmaceutical shipments. We have reached out to shippers to understand their requirements and work with them."
Said Pharma.Aero chief Frank Van Gelder: "We have received great support from our members including pharmaceuticals companies MSD and Pfizer. Their participation will help to validate the services and key performance indices."