Six tonnes of Mangoes exported per week from the city airport to Sharjah

As far as the city airport is concerned about 700 tonnes of cargo is handled in the domestic category and 150 tonnes in the overseas category every month.


Coimbatore: The city airport, which has infrastructure facilities to handle 250 tonnes of cargo at a time is shipping six tonnes of mangoes every week to Sharjah.

As far as the city airport is concerned about 700 tonnes of cargo is handled in the domestic category and 150 tonnes in the overseas category every month.

Domestic freight traffic has been disrupted for the last two months due to the non-appointment of scanning operator posts.

According to an Airport official “Various food items, engineering products, vegetables, fruits and chips, are booked and shipped. While Sharjah is operated five days a week, three tonnes of cargo is transported each time. Mangoes are exported in large quantities during the summer season. Now that the season has begun, mangoes from Kerala and Pollachi are being shipped to Sharjah in large quantities”.

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