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The platform aims to enhance efficiency, streamline procedures, and automate communication with stakeholders at the airport's cargo facility.
Hyderabad is the second airport in southern India to implement ACS to boost its cargo throughput.
The new system seamlessly connects airport, cargo ground handlers, transporters, freight forwarders, customs brokers, airlines, importers/exporters and customs on a highly secured cloud-based IT platform.
It is targeted towards promoting paperless trade with trade documentation now done online and ease of doing business.
Kale is now active at 100+ airport cargo stations worldwide.
Vineet Malhotra, Co-Founder and Director of Kale Logistics Solutions said, “GMR Hyderabad is a special milestone for us, it is the 100th air cargo station we signed last year. We have 99% adoption with go-live, which speaks volumes about the efficacy of the ACS platform and its benefits. We are happy to assist the GMR Group with its digital transformation.”
He added, “Our airport cargo community system is gradually becoming the default choice for all airports, not only in India but also in North America. With these deployments, we expect to witness a significant transformation in the air cargo industry.”