Tata Group-owned Air India – in the midst of a massive fleet expansion – is devising new strategies to grab a larger share of air cargo trade as the emerging economy concentrates on manufacturing.
The airline has some 470 aircraft from Airbus and Boeing on order, with deliveries mostly scheduled to begin in 2025, which it estimates would quadruple overall belly cargo capacity at full-scale operations.
“The cargo division has made and is making several transformational changes to be more agile, responsive and integrated ...
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