FRENCH forwarding giant Bollore
Logistics handled 690,000 tonnes of air freight worldwide in 2018 and
has seen air cargo tonnages at its Roissy Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport
in Paris grow by 44 per cent since 2016 as it consolidated traffic flows
from around France.
Bollore vice president Philippe de Crecy said that one third of the CDG volume increase over those
two years is organic growth for Bollore, which maintains a 20 per cent in of
the French air freight market, reports London's Air Cargo News.
The forwarder, part of a billion
dollar turnover family owned empire that has TV channels and electronics
subsidiaries, is Air France Cargo's largest customer, as well as being its next
door neighbour at CDG.
Last year saw Bollore handle 64,400 tonnes of French
imports and 115,000 tonnes of exports at CDG, and making 280,000 customs
declarations.
Mr de Crecy said that a lack of
long-haul capacity in the French provinces was the main reason behind the CDG
focus, which is now the hub for 50 per cent of such traffic, with the remainder
flown out of Toulouse or Bordeaux.
Source : HKSG.
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