High-tech cool dollies ensure safe and efficient handling of pharmaceuticals at Changi Airport
dnata has further enhanced its pharma handling capabilities in Singapore by launching cool dollies in its operations.
The company’s new, high-tech containers are specially designed to serve the pharmaceutical industry with a closed temperature-controlled system for seamless delivery of temperature-sensitive goods between cargo warehouses and aircraft. dnata is the first cargo handler to operate cool dollies at Singapore Changi Airport, offering customers excellent value services throughout the handling process.
“It has become crucial for both airlines and freight forwarders to be supported by a reliable, certified handler that can protect their pharma shipments and ensure the products remain in perfect condition until they reach the end customer,” commented Dirk Goovaerts, Regional CEO, dnata, Asia Pacific.
“This is a good example of the spirit of innovation and collaboration that drives our aviation community to create more value for Changi’s customers,” remarked Ho Yuen Sang, Director, Aviation Industry, Civil Aviation Authority Singapore (CAAS).
“dnata’s partnership with local SME, Monzone, which provided the technical expertise for the development of Changi Airport’s first cool dollies, is testament of our ability to co-develop solutions to meet the region’s growing pharmaceutical needs,” observed Law Chung Ming, Director for Transport and Logistics, Enterprise Singapore (ESG).
dnata operates an advanced 1,400sqm pharma and perishable handling centre at Changi Airport, which is capable of processing 75,000 tonnes of temperature-sensitive goods annually. It enables dnata’s cargo team to offer an uncompromised temperature-controlled handling and storage solution to airline customers in Singapore, a press release concluded.
