Menzies Aviation launches Nallian truck management system at Prague and Vancouver

Menzies Aviation, the leading service partner to the world's airports and airlines, has launched Nallian's TVM - landside management at its air cargo operations in Prague and Vancouver, introducing digital slot booking, driver and vehicle validation, and coordinated yard management.

The deployments are the first phase of a global rollout announced in October 2025. Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland will follow in January 2027, taking the initial deployment to five locations and collectively handling more than 500,000 tonnes of cargo annually.

The platform allows trucking companies to book slots in advance and gives Menzies’ cargo warehouse teams greater visibility of expected truck arrivals. It is designed to manage traffic peaks and reduce queuing to create a more predictable handover between drivers, freight forwarders and warehouse teams.

TVM is integrated with Menzies Aviation Cargo Handling, or MACH, the company’s cloud-based cargo management platform developed with Wipro and currently used at 53 Menzies locations. The integration gives warehouse and yard teams a shared, real-time view of truck activity at each station.

Beau Paine, Executive Vice President Cargo, Menzies Aviation, said: "Nallian’s TVM gives trucking companies greater certainty and our cargo teams better visibility of incoming vehicles. It reduces manual coordination and supports our wider strategy to deliver safer, more efficient and more predictable cargo operations, with a better experience for our customers.”

Jean Verheyen, CEO, Nallian, said: "The Prague and Vancouver launches show how the same platform can be introduced across cargo operations with different local requirements. Each station that goes live adds to a proven, repeatable model, and we're looking forward to Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland joining the network in the new year.”