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AIPUT unveils plans for largest off-site cargo facility at Heathrow

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December 6, 2019
AIPUT unveils plans for largest off-site cargo facility at Heathrow
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Subject to planning consent, the proposed 115,000 sq ft warehouse at dnata City East will make it the largest off-site cargo handling operation at the UK’s largest commercial aviation hub

The existing building alone represented the largest off-airport pre-let in Heathrow’s history.

Aberdeen Standard Investments’ AIPUT fund (Airport Industrial Property Unit Trust) has signed a pre-let agreement with its long-standing customer, dnata, promoting the continued growth of its industry-leading air cargo facility at dnata City East, located immediately south of Heathrow Airport.

The new facility has been designed to operate in conjunction with a newly-completed 250,000 sq ft warehouse (also operated by dnata), handling all Virgin Atlantic Cargo and Delta Cargo’s air freight at Heathrow.

The two dnata City East buildings together will double the size of the airlines’ joint cargo operations at Heathrow.

Nick Smith, fund manager for AIPUT, owners of the site, said: “This pre-let supports AIPUT’s long-term vision to grow our high-quality air cargo portfolio at Heathrow.

“Our successful partnership with dnata at dnata City East sets a new benchmark for airport industrial property investment, in terms both of its unprecedented scale and the industry-leading environmental credentials of the buildings.

“Our proposed new warehouse is set to further reinforce the status of this critically important logistics destination as the most significant off-airport cargo-handling operation at Heathrow.”

dnata UK CEO, Gary Morgan, added: “We are thrilled to enhance our operations in the UK by committing to another state-of-the-art facility in London Heathrow.

“Our final phase of dnata City East builds on the multi-million pound investments we have made at the airport in the last five years, cementing our position as a leading cargo services provider in the country.

“We continue to invest in advanced infrastructure and cutting-edge technologies to deliver the best possible services for our customers.”

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