News / India renews open sky policy for foreign air cargo carriers

Plane of Air India airline stands on loading at the airport of D

22/02/2024

In a significant move, India has liberalised its aviation policy to permit foreign cargo airlines to operate out of all its international airports – a mandate lasting three years.

“The open sky policy for foreign cargo carriers has been reviewed by the government,” said India’s ...

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