dnata, a global air and travel service provider, has contracted Germany-based Lödige Industries to supply their new cargo terminal at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
Due to construction at Schiphol to improve airport infrastructure, it has become necessary for dnata to move into a new terminal building, which is scheduled to become operational in 2024, an official statement said. "The new building, developed by Schiphol Commercial Real Estate and designed by the architectural firm DP6, will be equipped by Lödige Industries with a fully automated system to secure future growth of dnata's customers at Schiphol."
Two separate automatic storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) with twelve stacker cranes are used in the terminal for import and export, the statement said. "2,500 pallets can be stored here. An additional storage for up to 700 unit load devices (ULDs) is served by four elevating transport vehicles (ETVs). To ensure flexible and scalable ULD transport within the terminal, dnata will also deploy seven intelligent automated guided vehicles (AGVs) - developed by Lödige Industries - that are being used here for the first time on a large scale."
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