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Cargo operations in action at EIA
Whether it’s a herd of 500 pound bison heading to Russia or 150 tonnes of industrial equipment arriving in Edmonton, EIA Cargo has the infrastructure and expertise to ship all kinds of cargo.
Early on during the pandemic, when other airports were experiencing a slow-down with their cargo flights, EIA remained one of the busiest cargo airports across Canada. Starting in May, we’ve seen multiple wide body flights every week from Asia, South America and Europe. In June, we hosted three AN-124’s within 24 hours, a unique and busy day! We salute our freight forwarders and cargo partners for offloading and transferring millions of pieces of vital personal protective equipment to Canadians in this critical time. You are cargo’s front-line essential workers. We thank you!
These videos show how we can provide your business with:
- Efficient customs
- Safe and effective ground handling
- Experience in aircraft and cargo handling of aircraft such as the Antonov 225, Boeing 747, 767 and 777
EIA Cargo Overview
EIA Welcomes the Antonov 124
Ilyushin 76 at EIA
Antonov 225 at EIA
Metallica 747 Charter at EIA
Air China Cargo 777 at EIA
Cargojet 767s at EIA
Lufthansa Cargo MD-11 at EIA
Atlas Air 747 at EIA
Atlas Air 747 at EIA
Air Bridge Cargo 747 at EIA
FedEx 777 at EIA
FedEx 777 at EIA
Learn about CEIV certification
EIA meets the highest global standards for transportation and logistics management for all types of goods, including temperature controlled products. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) supports aviation with global standards for airline safety, security, efficiency and sustainability.
We are proud to be part of the first Canadian airport community, along with Braden Burray Expediting (BBE), Swissport, and Flying Fresh Air Freight (FFAF) to pursue IATA’s Center of Excellence of Independent Validators in Pharmaceutical Logistics (CEIV Pharma) which provides standardized certification for pharma shipments.