Envision a sprawling landscape where planes meet trucks. That’s Brucargo. It is the air cargo area of Brussels Airport. Here at Brucargo, the pulse of international logistics beats strong.
Air Cargo Belgium’s offices are here. You can find them in building 706. They are close to the Brussels Airport cargo offices. Air Cargo Belgium or ACB strives to make Brucargo attractive. They want it to be efficient and innovative. ACB wants Brucargo to be a successful logistical platform. They represent the air cargo community. ACB sets strategic goals for air cargo development. The goals benefit the air cargo community.
Brussels Airport is redeveloping Brucargo Central. The project costs 70 million euros. It focuses on modernization. Innovation and sustainability are key. The area covers 83,500 square meters. Three cutting-edge warehouses are being built. Offices, staff parking, and EV charging will be added. The project aligns with Brussels Airport’s Net Zero Carbon goal. It aims for BREEAM-Excellent certification. Storage capacity is increasing. Green zones are expanding too. Pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure is improving.
Several key partners are moving into new buildings at Brucargo. The expected completion date is 2025. These partners include Nippon Express, Deny Cargo, Hazgo, EV Cargo, and DSV.
Nippon Express is a global logistics company. They focus on healthcare. They are committed to growth. The company embraces sustainability. Nippon Express will occupy a 10,000 square meter building.
Hazgo specializes in dangerous goods and healthcare products. They are an impartial service provider. Hazgo’s new facility will be 2,000 square meters. It prepares the company for future growth.
Deny Cargo is a freight forwarding company. They have been at Brucargo since the mid-80s. They focus on perishable goods. They also handle live animals and hazardous materials. Deny Cargo’s warehousing area will increase to 2,500 square meters. This includes DGR and cool storage.
EV Cargo operates worldwide. They specialize in freight forwarding services. They also offer complete supply chain solutions.
DSV is expanding its operations at Brucargo. DSV Air & Sea Belgium offers air cargo services. These include transport, customs clearance, and warehousing. DSV will move into a 12,000 square meter building. The location is at Brucargo West.
Brucargo Central is a dynamic hub. It adapts to meet the rising demand for capacity in the cargo sector. It optimizes the zone.
Brucloud is also part of the Brucargo community. It is an open data sharing platform. It enables stakeholders to work in an integrated way. They can act as a network. Applications plug into Brucloud’s data sharing layer. This creates efficiency gains for stakeholders.
In 1924 cargo had only 25 square meters. By 2006 Brucargo covered over 100 hectares. Brucargo is a testament to the evolving world of air cargo. It is a place where efficiency meets innovation.