Galeão Airport Set New Records In Cargo Movement In 2022, Becoming One Of The Largest Freight Transportation Hubs In Brazil

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 27/02/2023 at 16:29

Updated on 15/03/2023 at 23:55

Aeroporto do Galeão (Foto/divulgação)

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The Galeão Airport Ended The Year 2022 With A Historic Record Of Cargo Movement And Was Highlighted As An Important Engine For The Economy Of Rio De Janeiro. The Airport Showed An Increase In The Value Of Imported Goods, Reaching US$ 9.8 Billion, An Increase Of 33% Compared To 2019 And 15% Compared To 2021.

Initially, 55 thousand tons of imported and exported products were recorded at the Galeão Airport, representing a weight increase of 7% compared to 2021. According to Leandro Lopes, commercial manager of RIOgaleão Cargo, the air transport, oil & gas, pharmaceutical and chemical industries contributed to this excellent performance.

Thus, TAP Portugal, Air France, KLM, and the cargo frequencies of Cargolux and Latam Cargo handled more than 60% of the volumes received at the terminal. According to Leandro Lopes, the return of the air network at RIOgaleão allowed for better service to customers.

This contributed to the increase in cargo movement in 2022 even in the face of challenges posed by the pandemic. The chemical segment was especially benefited by air transport due to capacity restrictions in maritime transport.

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Engine Of The Economy Of Brazil

The Tom Jobim International Airport, under concession since 2014, has significantly contributed to the Brazilian economy with a total import value of over US$ 60 billion. The cargo terminal is responsible for a commercial air network and weekly freighter operations, in addition to customized customer service.

RIOgaleão Cargo has 55 thousand m³ of bonded storage, with 22 thousand m³ dedicated to temperature-controlled cargo operations. The airport’s team and equipment are ready to meet the legal requirements of the cold chain. However, there are customized solutions for large, valuable, or hazardous products that need to be handled individually.

Thus, new information about Galeão Airport Cargo was announced, which stands out for its operational efficiency in releasing cargo to importers. The terminal also prides itself on the certifications obtained, such as CEIV Pharma from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Authorized Economic Operator (OEA) from the Federal Revenue, ISO 9001, and Good Practices Certificate from Anvisa.

Galeão Airport Set New Records In Cargo Movement In 2022, Becoming One Of The Largest Freight Transportation Hubs In Brazil

Engine Of The Economy Of Brazil

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