Mumbai international airport

India’s air cargo congestion is easing, with medical and pharmaceutical shipments moving freely despite the lockdown being extended to 3 May.

Hastily organised social distancing measures came into effect on 22 March, grounding passenger fleets, removing huge amounts of bellyhold capacity.

According to local media, the resulting lack of manpower and truck capacity led to imports “piling up” at the country’s airports this month.

However, a spokesman for Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL), said it had continued its cargo handling activities, catering for ...

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  • Dinesh Devidas

    June 24, 2020 at 3:51 am

    We have in position a B737-400 Freighter available for charter into MAA/BLR/TRZ from the far east (SIN/KUL/JKT) The a/c is based in the Far East and interested parties may contact the following;
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    Dinesh Devidas
    dineshdevidas@gmail.com
    +919486690346

    Edwin Leveal
    edmission@hotmail.com
    +919884080808