Airport logistics Siemens operates warehouse and conveyor systems in one of the world’s largest cargo terminals in Hong Kong

  • Multi-year extension of comprehensive service agreement
  • Performance-based contract to ensure highest standards

Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics (SPPAL) has received an order for the continued operation and maintenance of the cargo handling system of the Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal in Hong Kong. The extension of the service agreement by several years is based on jointly defined key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensures the highest standards throughout the terminal. With a floor area of about 240,000 square meters – the size of almost 34 soccer fields – it is one of the world’s largest cargo terminals.

Michael Reichle, CEO of Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics, underlined: “The extension of our service agreement demonstrates our trustful cooperation with Cathay Pacific Services Ltd (CPSL), the operator of the Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal. Our services support our customer to manage the growing freight volume and further improve its competitiveness.”

The service agreement covers the entire cargo handling system that Siemens had installed at the terminal in 2013. In addition to the support of ongoing operations, Siemens places great importance on preventive maintenance to avoid system downtime and service interruptions. Should faults occur despite the preventive measures, the qualified Siemens team is on site for quick and easy troubleshooting. The software system is remotely monitored and serviced. In this manner, Siemens ensures smooth and efficient operations of the huge cargo handling system.

SPPAL has established itself as a technology and service partner for airports and airlines all over the world. Its successful track record includes long-term O&M contracts at about 40 airports. Customers benefit from a comprehensive portfolio of modular and customizable technical services.

In addition to Hong Kong, four other Top-10 freight hubs around the world rely on Siemens technology: the international airports of Incheon (South Korea) as well as Dubai, Taiwan and Louisville (USA). With a local presence in Hong Kong, SPPAL can ensure optimum customer service and competent local handling of projects.

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