October18 , 2026

    GMR Hyd Air Cargo is now WHO certified for GDP

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    The World Health Organisation has awarded the Good Distribution Practices (GDP) certification to GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo. They have also been accredited under the IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations Programme (ISAGO).

    The WHO certification, which testifies GMR Air Cargo Hyd. to be reliable and competent for pharma logistics, covers areas of the product lifecycle of healthcare products, particularly human pharmaceuticals and active ingredients that arise around storage and transportation activities.

    According to sources, CEO of GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd., Mr. Pradeep Panicker said GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo has been focussed relentlessly on capacity expansion and delivering excellent service. However, he could not be reached by us.

    The GDP Compliance certification for Pharmaceutical Industry demonstrates quality commitment & sound practices in the entire pharmaceutical distribution supply chain. On the other hand, the ISAGO is an industry program for the global oversight of ground-handling service providers (GHSPs). ISAGO drives the standardization of operational procedures and management by GHSPs.

    The GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo Terminal at Hyderabad International Airport is India’s 1st Integrated Cargo Terminal with International, Pharma Zone & Domestic under the same roof. India’s 1st ‘Pharma Zone’ is an exclusive terminal for handling temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals.