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Nuremberg Airport expands cargo capacity with new Cargo Center

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The Nuremberg Airport begins construction of a third freight center, the so-called Cargo Center 3 (CCN 3)The construction project was awarded to the company Goldbeck Ost GmbH The contract was awarded to the airport's P4 parking garage, which was already responsible for the construction of the airport's P2027 parking garage. Completion of the new logistics hall is scheduled for the end of 3. With CCN XNUMX, the airport aims to further strengthen its position as a major logistics location in the Nuremberg metropolitan region.

The new building will be constructed in the immediate vicinity of the airport roundabout. It will comprise approximately 4.600 square meters of warehouse space and about 1.600 square meters of office space. Ten loading docks for trucks and four cargo gates are planned for freight handling. The main tenant of the new facility will be CHI NUE Cargo Handling GmbH , which already manages approximately 8.000 square meters of warehouse space at Nuremberg Airport and will have the opportunity to expand its presence at the site with the new building.

The airport's development into a logistics hub began in 1987 with the opening of the first cargo center (CCN 1). Due to increasing demand, CCN 2 was commissioned in 2003, doubling the warehouse and office space. The existing cargo centers handle approximately 85.000 tons of air freight annually. The continued high demand for additional logistics space has necessitated the current expansion. An old catering building belonging to the defunct LSG Group will be demolished to make way for CCN 3.

Airport Managing Director Dr. Michael Hupe emphasized the importance of the new cargo center for strengthening the airport's position as a logistics hub and described CHI NUE Cargo Handling GmbH as a strong and reliable partner. Goldbeck Ost GmbH promised a fast and cost-effective implementation of the project thanks to its serial construction methods.

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