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Air Cargo - Readying For The Future
Cruising Heights
|May 2019
Representing prominent players from the air cargo fraternity in the country, the Air Cargo Forum India’s recent conference has set the ball rolling for India to become the third largest in the movement of both cargo and passenger traffic.
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The Air Cargo Forum India (ACFI) has taken on the onerous task to make air cargo popular – both as a profession and a service. A tall order, no doubt – especially when passenger growth continues at a scorching pace prompting aviation stakeholders to look forward to the day in 2024 when India will become the world’s third largest aviation sector. ACFI could turn out to be the right vehicle for the task since it is the only association nationwide representing the entire air cargo logistic/ supply chain in India responsible for the transportation of 30 percent of the total national trade & commerce. The forum is represented by some prominent players from the air cargo sector like Air India, Blue Dart Aviation, DHL Express, Emirates Sky Cargo, Federal Express Corporation (FedEx), InterGlobe Aviation, Qatar Airways, Saudi Arabian Airlines Cargo, AAICLAS and the Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) among others.
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