DHL Express Mexico has opened its Quertaro Air Hub feature, which has tripled the operational capacity of the Quardaro International Airport (AIQ) in the Bajio region of Mexico.
The expansion plan costs more than $ 120 million and includes infrastructure expansion and technology improvements, establishing the company’s most advanced center in Latin America.
“This center connects 100,000 packages every night, and can combine 250,000 packages,” said Antonio Aranio Aran Laura, who was launched on Thursday. “This is very important to us because this is the future of DHL Express Mexico,”
Gurdaro Governor Morrisio Guri Goni Gonzalez was also present with John Pierzan, World CEO of DHL Express. Kuri opened the Hub’s Mechanical System as a symbol.
The upgraded facility is capable of processing of 41,000 packages per hour. The center is more than 28,300 sq. Mm, including 15,000 square meters of warehouse space, 13,300 sq. M / s.
As part of the “Go Green” strategic line of DHL, the project was developed with consistency in mind. This includes 610 solar panels and rainwater harvesting system. It was built using local materials and recycling content.
“This is not only re -confirming the environment for the DHL and DL Cabitel, but also in the view of the airport to reduce carbon emission in the short term,” said Louis Felibbe Rivas Villarnava, general director of terminal logistics cabital.
Currently, the Qurtaro Air Hub of DHL Express is the first Merida, Conchan, Monterry, Chidat Jurez, Masadlin, Capo San Lucas, Torian, Hermosilo, Siva, Villajua, Kuliarmosa, Kulioko, Kulioko The DHL Express Center in Cincinnati in Guliarco, Guliarco and Tomaka is also a flight per day.
DHL Express Mexico first launched operations in 2010 in its AIQ strategy.
“Since then, we are betting on a state that plays an important role in our operational network not only nationally but also internationally.” “This investment is a proven of dedication and confidence that we have in the state And in the energy of Mexico for the global logistics sector. ”
John Pearson, CEO of DHL Express, emphasized the importance of Qurtaro as a commercial center and a significant region for production and logistics connections.
As the DHL Express is aimed at improving the north and south of the country’s north and south, the expansion will now add new air and land routes.
With reports from Mexico industry And Economist
