Cargo Malpensa, arriva Swissport. Trova posto al Wtc di Lonate Pozzolo
MALPENSA – Un altro grande player del cargo aereo fa il suo esordio a Malpensa. Si tratta di Swissport Italia, pronto a prendere possesso del primo magazzino di seconda linea all’interno del World Trade Center di Lonate Pozzolo.
Swissport a Malpensa
L’arrivo di Swissport è stato annunciato da Massimo Roccasecca in un’intervista rilasciata ad Air Cargo Italy. Il manager spiega che la società crede nel mercato italiano e per questo motivo ha voluto avviare una nuova business unit dedicata alle attività cargo. Malpensa è stata di fatto una scelta naturale, visto che dalla brughiera transita il 70 per cento delle merci che viaggia via cielo in Italia. L’attività inizierà dal prossimo marzo concentradosi nell’e-commerce insieme a un partner con cui già lavora in altri scali europei. L’obiettivo però è di ampliare il raggio di azione anche nel settore del general cargo.
Al Wtc di Lonate
Non essendoci spazi liberi fronte pista, l’handler svizzero opererà attraverso magazzini di seconda linea al Wtc di Lonate. La merce in regime di pre-sdoganamento verrà trasferita dall’aeroporto al polo logistico di Lonate, dove inizieranno le operazioni per la distribuzione. In una seconda fase l’obiettivo è sviluppare anche l’export.
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Swissport apre a Malpensa handling cargo
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Swissport strengthens presence at Malpensa with rapid cargo scale-up Swissport scales its Milan Malpensa cargo operation rapidly, boosting throughput and preparing for export flows.
Swissport has reached a significant operational milestone at its newly launched cargo facility at Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP), scaling up daily throughput from just 9 tonnes at the start of operations to as much as 100 tonnes per day within five months. The swift ramp-up underlines the company’s execution capabilities and signals a strengthening presence at one of Europe’s most important air cargo gateways. The Malpensa cargo operation is housed in a newly refurbished 4,000 sq m second-line warehouse located within the WTC Malpensa complex. Designed to meet stringent international standards, the facility complies with high benchmarks for customs procedures, safety, and security. Since launch, Swissport has primarily focused on import handling, pre-customs clearance, and express distribution, supporting time-sensitive cargo flows for airlines, forwarders, and integrators operating through MXP.
Building on the strong initial performance, Swissport is now preparing to broaden the scope of services at Malpensa. Plans include the introduction of export handling capabilities alongside a wider range of general cargo services, positioning the facility as a more comprehensive cargo handling hub within the airport ecosystem. Marina Bottelli, Swissport’s Country Manager for Italy, highlighted the significance of the achievement, stating: “Scaling from 9 to 100 tonnes per day in such a short time is a clear demonstration of Swissport’s ability to deploy harmonized global standards, advanced handling processes, and high-performing teams. Malpensa is a critical cargo gateway for Italy and Europe, and this success reflects our commitment to delivering reliable, efficient, and seamless cargo flows for our customers across the region.” The development aligns with Swissport’s broader long-term strategy in Italy, where the company is expanding its footprint across cargo handling, ground operations, and lounge hospitality services. Malpensa’s role as Italy’s primary air cargo hub makes it a strategic focal point for these investments, particularly as demand continues to rise for efficient, compliant, and scalable logistics solutions. With volumes growing rapidly and service offerings set to expand, Swissport’s Malpensa operation is expected to contribute to the resilience and competitiveness of Italy’s air cargo infrastructure, while reinforcing the company’s position as a key global air logistics services provider.
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Swissport has reached a significant operational milestone at its newly launched cargo facility at Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP), scaling up daily throughput from just 9 tonnes at the start of operations to as much as 100 tonnes per day within five months. The swift ramp-up underlines the company’s execution capabilities and signals a strengthening presence at one of Europe’s most important air cargo gateways. The Malpensa cargo operation is housed in a newly refurbished 4,000 sq m second-line warehouse located within the WTC Malpensa complex. Designed to meet stringent international standards, the facility complies with high benchmarks for customs procedures, safety, and security. Since launch, Swissport has primarily focused on import handling, pre-customs clearance, and express distribution, supporting time-sensitive cargo flows for airlines, forwarders, and integrators operating through MXP.
Building on the strong initial performance, Swissport is now preparing to broaden the scope of services at Malpensa. Plans include the introduction of export handling capabilities alongside a wider range of general cargo services, positioning the facility as a more comprehensive cargo handling hub within the airport ecosystem. Marina Bottelli, Swissport’s Country Manager for Italy, highlighted the significance of the achievement, stating: “Scaling from 9 to 100 tonnes per day in such a short time is a clear demonstration of Swissport’s ability to deploy harmonized global standards, advanced handling processes, and high-performing teams. Malpensa is a critical cargo gateway for Italy and Europe, and this success reflects our commitment to delivering reliable, efficient, and seamless cargo flows for our customers across the region.” The development aligns with Swissport’s broader long-term strategy in Italy, where the company is expanding its footprint across cargo handling, ground operations, and lounge hospitality services. Malpensa’s role as Italy’s primary air cargo hub makes it a strategic focal point for these investments, particularly as demand continues to rise for efficient, compliant, and scalable logistics solutions. With volumes growing rapidly and service offerings set to expand, Swissport’s Malpensa operation is expected to contribute to the resilience and competitiveness of Italy’s air cargo infrastructure, while reinforcing the company’s position as a key global air logistics services provider.
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