Ami invests in a new facility designed for this purpose in Johannesburg
Air Menzies International (AMI), a prominent global shipping company and part of Menzies Aviation, has announced its investment in a new facility designed for this purpose in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The new facility is less than one kilometer from Tambo International Airport, and the current branch of Ami will replace the Ami in Aviation Park, Bomona. This step, which was set in September 2023, will increase the capacity, improve efficiency and support for long -term growth in the region.
The new facility has a warehouse of 4,7500 square feet, which greatly increases the company’s charging capacity. The introduction of a new airfarers on AirFeright Offort to import customers will add a broader set of shipping services already offered to the South African market. From the opening date, the new facility will be fully compatible with the relevant regulations from the Civil Aviation Authority in South Africa, including Part 108, which requires all examination on site.
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The solar panels that were installed on the surface of the building are designed to provide more sustainable operations, and will work on up to 80 percent of the demand for electricity and energy -saving equipment, such as an electric thorn, in the warehouse. Increased security has also been considered, buildings and warehouses will be fully secured with security around the clock and throughout the week.
This new facility will complete the planned promotions to the damaged company department in Johannesburg, located at the Foreign Airlines station at Tambo International Airport. The size of this specialized air facility will increase by more than 4,300 square feet, which greatly enhances the temperature of temperature control. Customers will also benefit from new services, including the variable temperature control of multiple damaged goods.
“We still see a strong growth in South African air freight services, which has increased demand from customers. Our new building gives us an increase in the capacity and modern facilities that will enhance the services we provide to new customers while enhancing our position in the market,” said Jonathan Clark, CEO of AMI.
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“The strategic location of the new facility will make a big difference in our operational efficiency. With the planned promotions of our specialist in the air, it will also help facilitate the movement of exports and imports to our other branches in South Africa, especially Cape Town, where many goods that are damaged and critical degree are obtained.
“This investment will enable us, in addition to our knowledge of exports and imports and our specialized specialized division, to present a unique offer to our customers that provides a full range of logistics services”, ” French Milton, SVP Africa, Ami added.
Ami is a 100 percent neutral charge, and runs a large -scale global network of 27 sites with 250 network partners around the world. It has a world famous reputation to provide excellent logistical solutions.
