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Cochin International Airport opens extended export cargo warehouse

 S. Suhas, Managing Director, CIAL inaugurates  extended export cargo warehouse

S. Suhas, Managing Director, CIAL inaugurates extended export cargo warehouse

In a move to enhance cargo handling facilities, Cochin International Airport Limited has inaugurated the extended Export Cargo Warehouse.

The expansion increases CIAL’s annual export cargo handling capacity from 75,000 tonnes to 1,25,000 tonnes, enabling faster processing and improved handling of diverse cargo categories.

The upgraded facility is equipped with two additional X-ray machines and Explosive Trace Detection machines, a dedicated Dangerous Goods room, two Cold Rooms maintained at +2°C to +8°C, a Radioactive Cargo room, and a Valuables room, enhancing safety, security, and operational efficiency.

The facility was inaugurated by S. Suhas, Managing Director, CIAL. Also present were E. Vikas, Deputy Commissioner of Customs, Satheesh Kumar Pai, General Manager & Head – Cargo, Manu G., Airport Director, senior departmental heads of CIAL.

Suhas said that the expanded export cargo warehouse would benefit exporters by improving turnaround time, strengthening cold-chain support, and enabling efficient handling of specialised cargo. The project reflects CIAL’s continued focus on upgrading infrastructure in line with evolving trade and logistics requirements.

With this expansion, CIAL is equipped to handle a wide range of export cargo, including perishables, pharmaceuticals, dangerous goods, radioactive materials, and high-value consignments, while offering reliable and secure cargo services.

Published on December 30, 2025

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