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Covid vaccine: How Indian airlines, airports are preparing for distribution

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COVID-19 vaccines as they are equipped with the state-of-the-art time and temperature-sensitive distribution system."Delhi Airport has two cargo terminals with world-class infrastructure that provides GDP (good distribution practices)-certified temperature-controlled facility for handling temperature-sensitive cargo.

With the capacity to handle over 1.5 lakh MT per annum, this facility has state-of-the-art temperature-controlled zones with separate cool chambers ranging from 25 to -20 degree Celsius, which would be extremely conducive for the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines," a Delhi International Airport Limited spokesperson said."There are Cool Dollies at the airside that ensure unbroken cool chain during temperature-sensitive cargo.

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