IAG Cargo opens two constant climate stations in Latin America

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By LoadstarEditorial

22/04/2015

IAG Cargo has today opened two new Constant Climate stations into Latin America, bringing the total number of gateways in the region to 15 and making it one of the largest regional networks for the transportation of time and temperature sensitive pharmaceuticals. The new openings at José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport and Mariscal Sucre International Airport, both in Ecuador, see IAG Cargo’s global Constant Climate network grow to 105 stations, making it one of the most comprehensive offerings of its kind.

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