Air Canada Cargo upgrades Toronto Pearson terminal control system
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- Air Canada Cargo switched its Toronto Pearson International Airport cargo terminal to a new control system on 30 September 2025, completing the upgrade in one hour.
- The Lödige Industries solution integrated programmable logic controllers and unit load device management into a single data platform, replacing the legacy controls and handling more than 250,000 metric tons of cargo in the first ten months, while providing 24/7 maintenance and remote monitoring through the Lödige Customer Care Center, establishing a foundation for further automation.
- Air Canada Cargo is now moving into the next phase of its terminal modernisation with new developments planned.
Why it matters
The upgrade boosts cargo handling efficiency and capacity at a key North American hub, benefiting airlines, airports and freight forwarders.
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