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SAHCO Affirms Importance of Collaboration in Growth of Air Cargo

Chinedu Eze The Chairman of Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) PLC, Dr Taiwo Afolabi has emphasized the critical need for robust stakeholder collaboration, mutual trust, and shared responsibility to drive

Dr. Taiwo Afolabi, Chairman of Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) PLC, underscored the significance of collaboration among stakeholders in the growth of Nigeria's aviation cargo industry. Speaking at the SAHCO Plc Cargo Stakeholders Forum in Ikeja, Lagos, Afolabi stressed that trust, shared responsibility, and mutual cooperation are essential for driving efficiency and global competitiveness in the sector.

He noted that the air cargo sector is crucial for facilitating international trade, connecting markets, and supporting broader economic development. Afolabi affirmed that SAHCO's achievements are deeply intertwined with the cooperation of all stakeholders involved in the value chain, ranging from airlines and freight forwarders to regulatory bodies, cargo agents, importers, exporters, and other service providers.

To adapt to the changing demands of the global economy, SAHCO has invested in state-of-the-art technology and infrastructure. Recent upgrades include a new dual-view X-ray machine for advanced cargo screening, an exclusive Trace Detection (ETB) machine for identifying potential threats, a 16-ton forklift to handle heavy and oversized shipments, and specialized cold-chain handling capabilities for temperature-sensitive goods such as pharmaceuticals and perishables.

Afolabi emphasized, "The air cargo sector plays a vital role in facilitating international trade, connecting markets, supporting businesses, and contributing to economic development. In today's interconnected global economy, the speed, reliability, security, and efficiency of cargo operations are critical to the competitiveness of businesses and the growth of our nation."

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