Blow to cargo exports as Air India reduces long-haul services
Air cargo capacity out of India is expected to tighten, possibly leading to rate increases, ...
By Sam Whelan
Indian forwarders are seeing a “mad rush” from ocean freight to air cargo, but overloaded carriers are giving priority to better-paying Asian origin cargo.
Ashish Asaf, CEO of SA Consultants & Forwarders, said the market was suffering from the continued lack of bellyhold capacity.
He told The ...
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