Cargo Handling Agent, Celebi Cargo GmbH has selected one of Nallian’s software applications to improve the digitalization path in Frankfurt.
The cargo handler is using Nallian’s Check-it as a digital and smart ULD airworthy check for final fit-to-fly checks but also for the acceptance of BUPs to further increase our all-number-one priority: FLIGHT SAFETY.
After the successful trial in the second quarter of the year, Celebi Cargo GmbH is scanning and checking 100% of the ULDs from a major Airline customer by using the application.
Either at the acceptance stage (BUP) or build ULDs before they get handed over for ramp transport. The solution will be used in the Frankfurt station first.
Christopher Licht, CEO Çelebi Frankfurt, comments: “Safety is and will always be the highest priority for Celebi. “Therefore, we started this initiative to create a 100% safe, transparent, and digital solution, which is communicating in real time internally and externally. “Combining the operational know-how from our staff with the technical know-how from Nallian was the right decision to enable this game-changing digital airworthy check.”
How it works
With the mobile app, operators on the shop floor capture all information (including pictures) on their handheld devices. The information is immediately available in the web platform, and notifications and reports are automatically created and sent to customers and internal staff.
This eliminates back and forth calling or mailing, as all stakeholders have real-time status visibility. Data can be easily exported.
Ivo Fremau, Sales Manager at Nallian, adds: “Check-it digitalizes any kind of question-based check or task, such as dangerous goods, pharmaceuticals, damages, etc… It is a highly flexible solution that allows users to easily set-up exactly the checklists which are needed for their operations. “We’re proud to add Çelebi to our network of ground handling agents, freight forwarders and self-handling airlines that are using Check-it to increase transparency, quality, and efficiency of their inspection process.”
