weighs about 2.7 tonnes and is more than 120 ft long. It travelled nearly 7,000 miles in 32 crates aboard two British Airways B787-9 aircraft under IAG Cargo’ s supervision.
IAG Cargo operates an extensive secure network with dedicated facilities across multiple locations. The service includes 24 / 7 CCTV, rigorous human oversight, real-time tracking and custom-built security infrastructure, with trained security teams monitoring every touchpoint of the journey.“ At IAG Cargo, we take great pride in connecting cultures and communities through the movement of precious and meaningful cargo,” adds Camilo Garcia, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at IAG Cargo.
“ Whether it’ s fine art, historical artefacts or cultural treasures, our priority is always the same: ensuring every item reaches its destination safely, securely and on time.
“ Collaborations such as this one with INAH reflect our wider commitment to using our global reach to connect people, preserve culture and make a positive impact far beyond logistics.”
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