For Immediate Release 28 October 2019 Hactl Adds Southern Air Inc. To

For Immediate Release 28 October 2019 Hactl Adds Southern Air Inc. To

28 October 2019 For Immediate Release Hactl adds Southern Air Inc. to ramp handling business (Hong Kong, 28 October 2019) Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) – Hong Kong’s major independent cargo handler – has been awarded the contract to provide ramp handling for Kentucky (USA)-based freighter operator Southern Air Inc. Southern Air - a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings - operates 21 rotations per week through Hong Kong, serving Anchorage, Cincinnati, New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Leipzig, Milan, Sharjah, Bahrain and Seoul. All Southern Air Hong Kong services use B777 freighters, most of whose space is allocated to DHL Express. Says Hactl Executive Director Vivien Lau: “We are very pleased to extend our responsibilities for Southern Air to include ramp operations. This enables us to provide them with the enhanced efficiency of a seamless terminal- and ramp-handling service – just as we now do for over 40 other freighter operators in Hong Kong.” Hactl is the only cargo handler in Hong Kong that provides combined terminal- and ramp- handling for freighter operators. Freighter ramp handling is one of the fastest-growing aspects of the company’s business; customers for the service include all 5 of the express and integrator carriers operating into Hong Kong. – Ends – Download a picture from: www.pilotmarketing.co.uk/downloads/hactl/southern_air.zip About Hactl Launched in 1976, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) is Hong Kong’s largest independent cargo handler, serving more than 100 airline companies and 1,000 freight forwarders. Its base, SuperTerminal 1, is Hong Kong’s largest cargo handling facility, with an annual design capacity of 3.5 million tonnes. Hactl’s subsidiary Hacis provides scheduled road feeder services to/from 7 key points in southern China’s important Pearl River Delta region. Hactl’s world-leading, self-developed IT system, COSAC-Plus, links it with airlines, freight forwarders, agents, shippers/consignees, Airport Authority, Civil Aviation Authority, Census and Statistics Department, and Customs and Excise Department. Hactl’s shareholders are Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd (41.67%), Hutchison Port Holdings Ltd (20.83%), The Wharf (Holdings) Ltd (20.83%) and China National Aviation Corporation (Group) Ltd (16.67%). SuperTerminal 1 at a glance • Opened 1998 • 395,000 sqm floor area • 3,500 bay, multi-level container storage system, served by 40 fully-automated driverless ATVs • Additional storage for 1,573 empty units • 10,000 bay automated stillage storage/retrieval system for loose cargo (box storage system) • More than 466 pallet workstations • 313 truck docks • 2,400 staff • Facilities for livestock/bloodstock, perishables (30 dedicated truck docks), valuables (dedicated zone for handling 9 armoured vehicles simultaneously), hazardous/radioactive cargo • Over 1,000 CCTV cameras throughout; card-controlled access; personnel-free cargo storage zones • Design capacity: 3.5 million tonnes per annum • Record throughput in one day: 10,184 tonnes • Initial investment: US$1 billion For further information, please contact Derek Jones, Account Director Corporate Communications Pilot Marketing Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) Phone: +44 20 8941 5381 Phone: +852 2753 2135 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] .

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