Miami, a leading airport for pharma traffic, continues to innovate through digitisation and customer engagement, including an impressive array of freighter operators. MIA, after a record 2016 handling 2.2m tonnes, has already logged its best first half year in 2017. Miami International Airport (MIA) was named as Best Freighter Hub, beating five other finalists from major cargo gateways around the world.
The complex logistics operation met the category criteria of customer satisfaction and delivery of this precious cargo on time and to budget. The award for the Best Charter Logistics Project was collected by Etihad Cargo and animal transport specialist Intradco in a joint entry, which featured flying 19 black rhinos, an endangered species, across Africa from Johannesburg to Kigali in Rwanda. It also shows that the market recognises our unwavering commitment to quality and appreciates the performance and dedication of our staff’. He added: “This award shows the appreciation and support of our customers in the air freight industry for Cargolux, especially in today’s economic environment. “We are excited to be named the world’s best freighter operator once more,” said Richard Forson, Cargolux president and chief executive in a statement. Hailey was speaking at an awards dinner on the first night of the Freighters World conference in Chicago, the 17 th such conference hosted by the magazine.
Roger Hailey, editor of Air Cargo News and Freighters World, said that Cargolux had provided evidence of new products and routes, customer engagement, industry innovation through its alliance with Emirates Sk圜argo and investment in freighter aircraft.ĪNTONOV Airlines was highly commended in the same category. The Luxembourg-based cargo airline won the Liege Airport-sponsored award in a hotly contested category, with four finalists submitting evidence of operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Cargolux has won the Best Freighter Operator category in a new set of awards launched in Chicago by Freighters World, a quarterly magazine produced by the UK publishers of Air Cargo News.
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