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Global
experience, local focus: Swissport GBH Honduras relies
on permanent assistance by partners for gaining access
to the latest technologies, systems and procedures.
At the same time, it is a Honduran company almost
completely (97%) manned by local personnel, who contribute
their knowledge of the special characteristics of
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Security: Our
procedures are based on international standards and
the cargo and operations are adequately insured and
protected by a closed camera circuit, alarms, smoke
detectors, and highly trained security personnel |
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Cargo handling
technology: Our computerized cargo handling system
is based on bar code technology; it uses proprietary
software, with printing and bar code reading applications
for efficient identification and control of cargo
movements. This offers the following advantages:
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Enhanced security, |
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Timely information, |
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Savings in terms of time and manpower,
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Minimization of human errors, |
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Improved customer care, |
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Facilitates permanent electronic
audit of inventory stocks. |
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Modern Infrastructure:
Swissport GBH Honduras has facilities that cover 6,500
square meters at the Ramón Villeda Morales
International Airport in San Pedro Sula, and 4,000
square meters at the Toncontin International Airport
in Tegucigalpa, containing primarily equipment and
machinery, as well as warehouses for general cargo,
miscellaneous cargo, hazardous materials, containers,
vaults for valuable cargo, and refrigerating chambers.
Each area is protected
by maximum security and interconnected with Swissport’s
computer system to keep the cargo safe, controlled
and traceable at all times. There are also bank offices
and several airline offices within the facilities.
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Cold-storage
facilities: We have two refrigerated chambers having
a total area of over 180 square meters in San Pedro
de Sula, and another refrigerated chamber of 31 square
meters in Tegucigalpa. The temperature in these chambers
can be lowered down to +1 ºC or 33.8 ºF,
which enables us to handle the reception, palletization,
storage and transportation of customers’ perishable
exports, from our warehouse to the airport ramp, as
well as storing perishable import goods. |
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Modern machinery and continuous
enhancement of infrastructure:
Fuel-operated and electric forklifts
Precision scales
Baggage tractors
Last-generation computers
Equipment for transferring the cargo from and to
the aircraft, and the latest ground handling equipment
for loading/unloading cargo into/from the aircraft.
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