WFS to boost logistics infrastructure at BLR as perishables trade grows
Already-growing perishable cargo demand out of India could see further momentum as air cargo specialist ...
London Heathrow is set to become the latest Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) cargo station to introduce automated ‘CargoKiosk’ technology to simplify and digitalise the processing of truck and drivers making cargo deliveries and collections, helping customers optimise their valuable driver resources.
Traditionally, drivers arriving on-site go to the station’s reception desk where their paperwork is checked manually before they are assigned a loading bay.
With CargoKiosk, the driver, vehicle and cargo authorisation process is completed electronically prior to the truck arriving on-site, ...
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