Overview of Singapore’s Airfreight Industry
Singapore’s Airfreight Market: An Overview
• Around 5000 Weekly Flights
• Served by 85 Scheduled Airlines
• 200 City Links, 60 Country Links
• ASAs with 100 countries
• Open Skies Agreements with over 30
countries
Singapore’s Airfreight Market: An Overview
Thousands
Changi Airfreight
Tonnage Throughput
(2000 - 2009)
CARGO THROUGHPUT
(1981 – 2007)
2,500
9-11
Asian Financial Crisis
2,000
1.68m
1,500
1.64m
1.51m
1.78m
1.61m
1.83m
1.91m
SARS
1.89m
1.86m
1.63m
1,000
500
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Year
Singapore: A Leading Global Logistics Hub in Asia
Singapore is ranked world’s best logistics hub by World Bank
Why Singapore?
 Efficient and reliable supply
chain at competitive costs
 Integrated IT portal for ease of
exchange of information
 Measured by Logistics
Performance Index:
• Custom procedures
• Infrastructure quality
• Ability to trace & trace
shipments
• Timeliness in cargo arrival
• Logistics costs
• Competence of domestic
logistics industry
• Ease & affordability of
international shipments
Singapore: A Leading Global Logistics Hub in Asia
A large base of world class logistics service providers in Singapore
Asia /M.E
Singapore: A Leading Global Logistics Hub in Asia
High concentration of regional distribution centres across industry clusters
Infocomms & Media
FMCG/ Consumer
HP IBM Adaptec
Avocent Verifone
Kenwood Alcatel Avaya
Stratus John Wiley
Taylor & Francis
Starbucks Estee Lauder
LVMH Moet Hennesy Gillette
Remy Cointreau Loreal
Coles Myers Unilever DFS Diageo
Transport Engrg
Electronics &
Precision Engrg
Nat’l Semiconductors
3 Com On Semicon
Qualcomm Xilinx
Texas Instruments
NetApp Zebra
Flextronics AMD
SKF Tyco Variant
Veeco Sandvik
Numonyx
Singapore
Chemicals
Jotun Chugoku
Rohm-Haas Clariant
Ciba Borouge
Biomedical/Med Tech
Roche Diagnostics Siemens Medical
Schering-Plough J&J Medical
VWR Abbott Philips Medical
Daimler Toyota
Volkswagen
Rolls Royce
Embraer Boeing
Airbus R. Bosch
Caterpillar
Yamaha
Changi Airfreight Centre: The Heart of Air Cargo Operations
• 47 Hectare Free Trade
Zone
• 3 million tonnes of annual
handling capacity
• 12 Freighter Bays
• Round the clock customs
clearance
• Approx. 25km/20 mins
travel from PSA port
Changi Airfreight Centre: The Heart of Air Cargo Operations
•
2 Ground Handling Agents
– SATS and CIAS
•
8 Airfreight Terminals
•
4 Cargo Agents Buildings
– Over 100,000sqm of
warehouse & office space
•
Regional Gateway Hubs of
Major Air Express Companies
•
Airmail Transit Centre
•
Onsite Quarantine Centre
Changi Airfreight Centre: The Heart of Air Cargo Operations
Performance of Ground Handlers are measured:
Performance Standards
Cargo documents available within
2 hours of passenger aircraft arrival
Target
90%
Cargo documents available within
4 hours of freighter aircraft arrival
90%
Cargo available within 3.5 hours of
passenger aircraft arrival
90%
Cargo available within 5.5 hours of
freighter aircraft arrival
90%
Customs clearance efficiency is also measured:
Physical Cargo cleared within
13 minutes
90%
Airport Logistics Park of Singapore (ALPS)
•
Officially opened in 2003
•
26 hectare of Free Trade
Zone (FTZ)
•
Awarded "Logistics Park
of the Year" at the 2006
Asia Logistics Awards
•
180,000sqm of total
tenantable space within
dedicated facilities
•
50,000sqm of tenantable
space within 2 multitenanted facilities
Competitive Advantages
• Free Trade Zone
• Direct access to airfreight centre
• No customs clearance necessary
• Reduced double handling
• Reduced cycle time
Airport Logistics Park of Singapore (ALPS)
ALPS 1
MTF
ALPS 2
MTF
Changi Aircargo Hub: New Developments
The Singapore Freeport
•
22,000 sqm of strong rooms and show rooms
•
24/7 direct airside access to FTZ
•
Professional and institutional clients
(e.g International Fine Arts, Jewelry, Antique,
Wine Dealers, Auction Houses, Private
Banks)
•
Storage and logistic services
(e.g Fine art paintings, sculptures, antiques,
vintage cars/wine/cigar collections, gold,
diamonds)
Changi Aircargo Hub: New Developments
SATS’ Coolport @ Changi
Singapore’s first on-airport perishables
handling centre
•
S$12million, 8,000sqm on-airport facility.
•
Operational in Q3 2010 with initial annual
operating capacity of 250,000 tonnes.
•
Multi-tiered zones with temperatures
ranging from -28°C to 18°C.
•
Handling of live seafood, ornamental fish,
meats, fresh produce and flowers.
•
Value-added propositions
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