ALS focuses on upgrading service infrastructure, investing in facilities, applying technology, and gradually transforming and restructuring its system.
Since its establishment in 2007, Aviation Logistics Corporation (ALS) has maintained its vision to become one of the pioneers in providing air logistics services in Vietnam. The company follows a strategy of diversifying logistics services by expanding operational infrastructure and enriching its service portfolio to create a comprehensive and flexible ecosystem for its partners and customers to invest in and do business.
According to an ALS representative, Vietnam is an emerging logistics market with great potential, international investors and manufacturers need a local partner with large-scale infrastructure and a diverse ecosystem of available logistics services. Therefore, ALS focuses on upgrading service infrastructure, investing in key facilities, applying technology, and ensuring the safe handling and rapid circulation of goods. The company is also gradually transforming and restructuring its system with a range of solutions.
Cargo Handling Solutions at Border Gates
At Noi Bai Airport, ALS operates a cargo terminal with advanced facilities, optimal infrastructure, and extensive service experience, meeting the demands of handling large volumes of cargo at air gateways. About one kilometer from the terminal, the company runs a centralized inspection location for international express cargo. This facility also hosts the border gate centers of major express delivery companies such as DHL, UPS, and FedEx.
ALS is also present at land border gates like Huu Nghi, Lang Son, with logistics infrastructure covering a total area of 6,900 square meters and a capacity to serve 9,000 vehicles per month, handling a cargo volume of more than 600,000 tons annually.
Specialized Solutions at Logistics Centers
In addition, the company focuses on operating logistics centers in key locations in the northern region, such as Bac Ninh (4 centers), Hanoi (3 centers), and expanding to other areas (Bac Giang, Vinh Phuc...).
ALS logistics centers provide multi-modal services through air, road, and sea, ensuring convenient and quick goods connections. Each center offers an extended air cargo terminal solution (Off-Airport cargo terminal) to meet the demand for fast cargo release and consolidation for air freight.
Connection and Support Solutions
A company representative stated that ensuring continuity in the flow of goods across transportation modes and service points is essential. Therefore, ALS has developed connection and support solutions such as customs declaration and clearance services, domestic transportation, cross-border transport, and forwarding services, along with specialized products (document storage, cold storage).
Additionally, the company is researching and investing in projects to improve the quality of infrastructure and services in the national logistics system, such as the Ngo Quyen industrial complex project and the My Dinh ICD project in Duc Thuong commune.
Source: https://vnexpress.net/17-nam-trong-nganh-logistics-hang-khong-tai-viet-nam-cua-als-4798778.html
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