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India’s airport body has ruled that the charges made by Kale Logistics for its GMAX e-freight service at Mumbai Airport, are illegal.
In a letter from the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) of India to Mumbai Airport, seen by The Loadstar, the authority states it has “ordered that the charges presently being levied for the service provider, Kale Logistics, without prior approval of authority, is illegal, and should be stopped with immediate effect”.
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