IAG Cargo, the cargo division of International Airlines Group (IAG), is today announcing Cape Town as its latest station in Africa to be approved to transport time and temperature-sensitive healthcare products.
Following the successful opening of Cincinnati in September, Cape Town marks the second station launched in 2023 to be approved to transport essential healthcare products and the fifth in Africa for IAG Cargo.
South Africa, a critical market for pharmaceutical products to meet the healthcare needs of its population, relies on imports.
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This newly established station will handle a wide array of pharmaceuticals, from vaccines to medicinal components supporting local production.
The new connection offers customers a seamless transfer of time and temperature-sensitive products between Cape Town, London Heathrow, and beyond, leveraging the wider Constant Climate network to over 100 approved stations spanning across six continents.
Jordan Kohlbeck, Head of Pharmaceutical at IAG Cargo, added: “Adding Cape Town to our Constant Climate is an exciting moment as it strengthens our cold chain offering, and shows our commitment to serving the pharmaceutical, bioscience and healthcare industries.
“For many customers this will support the increasing demand for transporting pharmaceuticals globally, specifically to the African market.”
