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Dangerous Goods: Are rules keeping pace?
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Made in India must move with India
At the 50th Annual Convention of the Air Cargo Agents Association of India in Goa, Samir Shah, President, ACAAI, made a point that should stay with us long after the celebrations: Manufacturing ambition means little if goods cannot move quickly,...
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Why capacity alone is no longer enough
India’s air cargo story is entering an extremely demanding chapter. Currently, the focus is no longer on adding airports, terminals, warehouses, or cargo capacity. The bigger question is whether the different parts of the ecosystem can work in tandem,...
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Beyond infrastructure, towards integration
For a long time, India’s logistics story has largely been measured by what we built — new airports, highways, dedicated freight corridors, warehouses, and logistics parks. Today, that conversation is changing. The real measure of success is no longer...
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From infrastructure to execution
Over the past few weeks, the global air cargo industry has once again been reminded how quickly operating conditions can change. Airspace restrictions, route diversions, and geopolitical uncertainties tested supply chains across regions. With the...
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The power of being present
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Can the ecosystem keep pace with growth?
For years, India has been described as a market of immense potential. At every conference, every industry gathering, and every policy discussion, the same phrase resurfaced — India is the market of the future. But perhaps the most important shift...
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Freight gets a boost, customs reforms to enhance trade
In the Union Budget 2026–27, Nirmala Sitharaman, Union Finance Minister, unveiled a slew of initiatives aimed at strengthening India’s infrastructure, logistics, and manufacturing, among others. Announcing a major boost to freight movement, the...
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