Supported by the Logistics Committee

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) is one of the world’s leading air cargo terminals with unique world-class facilities, highly efficient operations, and innovative technology. Hactl is the only neutral air cargo terminal operator at Hong Kong International Airport. 

The Logistics Committee invites you to join us on a tour of Hactl. The visit will start with a introduction video and will be followed by a terminal tour. During the tour, participants will be visiting Hactl’s warehouse as well as facilities like the Box Storage System and Container Storage System. Participants will be provided with the opportunity to understand the operations of one of the world’s best air cargo terminals and Hong Kong’s advantage as an international logistics hub.

A coach service will be available for pick-up from Harbour View Street, Central at 1:15pm. Light sandwich lunch will be provided on the coach. The tour will end at 4:00pm, and the coach will drop you off at Harbour View Street, Central by 4:45pm.

Please note ticket price covers transportation and light sandwich lunch. For health and safety reasons, please wear closed toe shoes - no sandals. No photography or filming will be allowed during the terminal tour. Seats are extremely limited, so book your tickets now!
 

About the Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) 

Hactl is one of the world’s leading air cargo terminals with unique world-class facilities, highly efficient operation, and innovative technology. Hactl is the only independent air cargo terminal operator at Hong Kong International Airport that has no affiliation to any carrier and provides unbiased service to all airline customers.
Hactl is located in SuperTerminal 1, which is the single largest multi-level air cargo terminal in the world.  SuperTerminal 1 has 3,500 Container Storage System positions, 10,000 Box Storage System positions, and a comprehensive range of specialised cargo handling facilities to cater for all cargo types, from temperature-controlled products to valuable goods and livestock.  The Terminal is capable of handling up to 3.5 million tonnes of air cargo every year.