Etihad launches SecureTech for safe transport of electronics 

Etihad Cargo has launched SecureTech for the safe  transportation of consumer electronics, including mobile phones, laptops, tablets and other lithium battery-powered devices. 


Products transported via SecureTech are monitored during the build-up and break-down of pallets in secure and controlled storage areas at origin, during transit and at the destination. Constant surveillance is provided by security personnel or CCTV systems, ensuring only authorised personnel have access to shipments during transportation. 
 
SecureTech also ensures the safe movement of consumer electronics. Lithium batteries are the preferred energy source for a wide range of consumer electronics. 

Although they are widely used, lithium batteries can pose a safety risk if not handled in accordance with transport regulations due to their potential to ignite, explode or go into thermal runaway. 
 
Leonard Rodrigues, acting managing director Etihad Cargo said: ”We have witnessed a surge in demand for air cargo capacity for the transportation of consumer electronics, recording a significant increase in the number of mobile phone shipments from India.
 
"The latest market data suggests India's electronic exports exceeded US$20 billion in 2023, with mobile phones making up 52 per cent of all electronic exports. Other top exporters of electronic devices included China and Vietnam."

Etihad launches SecureTech for safe transport of electronics 

Etihad Cargo has launched SecureTech for the safe  transportation of consumer electronics, including mobile phones, laptops, tablets and other lithium battery-powered devices. 


Products transported via SecureTech are monitored during the build-up and break-down of pallets in secure and controlled storage areas at origin, during transit and at the destination. Constant surveillance is provided by security personnel or CCTV systems, ensuring only authorised personnel have access to shipments during transportation. 
 
SecureTech also ensures the safe movement of consumer electronics. Lithium batteries are the preferred energy source for a wide range of consumer electronics. 

Although they are widely used, lithium batteries can pose a safety risk if not handled in accordance with transport regulations due to their potential to ignite, explode or go into thermal runaway. 
 
Leonard Rodrigues, acting managing director Etihad Cargo said: ”We have witnessed a surge in demand for air cargo capacity for the transportation of consumer electronics, recording a significant increase in the number of mobile phone shipments from India.
 
"The latest market data suggests India's electronic exports exceeded US$20 billion in 2023, with mobile phones making up 52 per cent of all electronic exports. Other top exporters of electronic devices included China and Vietnam."