India's CarGo boosts freighter fleet to capitalise on e-commerce boom
IndiGo, India’s largest private airline, sees cargo as a strong growth tool as the market ...
IndiGo, India’s largest private airline, continues to consolidate operations at its freight arm, CarGo, for which it sees significant growth potential in the market.
CarGo has three converted A321 freighters, plans to add a fourth this year and last week began a thrice-weekly freighter connection between Kolkata and Ezhou, in China’s Hubei province, offering around 160 tons of capacity a week.
According to CarGo International CCO Mark Sutch, Ezhou Huahu International is a freight-centric intermediate airport that presents high-volume prospects for air ...
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