Air cargo terminal expands new business in epidemic city, establishes aero engine processing center, hopes to help Hong Kong bring business opportunities

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Written by: Zhong Yan

2021-06-16 22:30

Last update date: 2021-06-16 22:31

Under the epidemic, global air passenger transportation suffered a setback, but the cargo business was not affected. Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminal (Hactl) continued to develop its business and opened a brand-new "Aviation Launch Processing Center" that can better handle more than 8 metric tons worth more than 2,000 Ten thousand US dollars (that is, more than 155 million Hong Kong dollars) aero engines, Hong Kong as the two repair and refit Rolls-Royce Trent engines and other aircraft engine air transport business in Asia, expanding business opportunities.

The Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminal opened a new "Aero Engine Processing Center" to further upgrade the equipment and procedures for processing aircraft engines.

(Provided by Hactl)

According to Hactl, the new processing center has added electronic scales dedicated to large cargo, and has also specially arranged two trailers, one at the front and the rear, to escort the trailer carrying the engine. The maximum speed limit is 5 kilometers per hour, and the speed limit is 5 kilometers per hour. The closest distance to and from the apron.

Aero engines generally weigh more than 8 metric tons and are valued at more than US$20 million. They are one of Hactl's frequently handled cargoes, handling two sets of engines every day on average.

Hactl Cargo Service General Manager Zheng Huangxin said that aero engines are large and heavy, and they are easily damaged. They are also one of the most expensive in handling cargo. He hopes to promote Hong Kong to become a global aero engine inspection and maintenance service network by upgrading cargo stations to handle aero engines. Important center.

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