Bangkok Post
Airports of Thailand moves to clear late cargoes
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Airports of Thailand (AoT) has set aside warehouse space for oversized shipments at Suvarnabhumi airport as part of a joint effort with Thai Airways to clear a backlog of imported cargo.
Key facts
- Airports of Thailand (AoT) has set aside warehouse space for oversized shipments at Suvarnabhumi airport as part of a joint effort with Thai Airways to clear a backlog of imported cargo.
- AoT president Paweena Jariyathitipong said that since October, AOT, which runs Suvarnabhumi airport, has been coordinating with Thai Airways (THAI) following Minister of Transport Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn's concern that the situation could
- In response, AoT has allocated space at Warehouse 4 (WH-4), within the airport Free Zone, to accommodate oversized cargo
- To date, approximately 46,000 cargo collection requests have been submitted through the AOT Cargo Clearhouse platform to drive the regional competitiveness of Thailand's logistics and its status as a world-class aviation hub, said Ms
Summary
AoT president Paweena Jariyathitipong said that since October, AOT, which runs Suvarnabhumi airport, has been coordinating with Thai Airways (THAI) following Minister of Transport Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn's concern that the situation could disrupt the country's logistics network and international trade.
In response, AoT has allocated space at Warehouse 4 (WH-4), within the airport Free Zone, to accommodate oversized cargo. This will improve space management, reduce operational constraints and facilitate the clearance of accumulated shipments.