How Indian air cargo is strengthening safety and insurance framework Exporters and cargo handlers are encouraged to accurately declare shipment values, adopt risk mitigation strategies, and leverage digital documentation for smoother settlements. These practices not...

Strategic initiatives such as dedicated freight corridors, partnerships between carriers, and modernisation of airport infrastructure are expected to propel India toward an ambitious target of 10 million tonnes per annum by 2030.

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Yashpal Sharma plans IPO for Skyways Air Services Skyways reported revenue from operations of Rs 1,637cr for nine months ended Dec 31, 2024 with net profit of Rs 36.83cr.

Skyways Air Services, a 40-year legacy Indian air cargo services company, is planning an initial public offering (IPO) of 4.62 crore shares with a face value of Rs 10 each.

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Will Indian air cargo growth outpace structural challenges? India’s air cargo industry is poised at a turning point, fueled by rapid economic growth, government initiatives like Make in India, and rising global demand for electronics, pharmaceuticals, and...

India’s air cargo industry is poised at a turning point, fueled by rapid economic growth, government initiatives like Make in India, and rising global demand for electronics, pharmaceuticals, and perishable exports.

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Indian air cargo to handle 5.8 million tonnes by 2029 The Indian international air cargo market outperformed both the global and Asia Pacific average and is on track for around 19 percent growth in 2024.

Over the next five years, Indian air cargo traffic is expected to grow from 3.7 million tonnes today to between 5 and 5.8 million tonnes by 2029 or about 6-9 percent per year.

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Indian air cargo volumes to witness new highs in FY2025: ICRA International air cargo to witness double digit growth in FY2025 as Red Sea crisis impacts seaborne cargo movement.

International air cargo to witness double digit growth in FY2025 as Red Sea crisis impacts seaborne cargo movement.
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