Air cargo has become a "status quo" process.  There are efficiencies achieved in consolidation locations, such as cargo gateway airports, but the benefits of those efficiencies aren't advantageous to all types of air cargo supply chain activities.  Typical cargo gateway airports have extensive airline networks to distribute product.  The downside to that extensive network is a highly congested environment.  For manufacturers and distributors that are moving air cargo with special needs, these environments are ill-suited to provide the extra attention needed to ensure a quality delivery of the product.

Indianapolis International Airport is developing a world class airport environment for the specialized needs of time and temperature sensitive air cargo.  The airport is North America's 8th largest cargo airport and the 21st largest worldwide.  With an uncongested airport environment surrounded by the nation's most connected interstate system, IND provides the support for a reliable air cargo supply chain.

Chris Matney, Air Service Director for the Indianapolis Airport Authority, will share an extensive airport operations comparison of IND compared to the traditional cargo gateway airports.  IND is steadily growing a niche of air cargo services to support supply chains that require the reliable delivery of their time and temperature sensitive air cargo needs.

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