IATA to downgrade air cargo growth forecast 'to something more sustainable'
IATA’s air cargo 2025 growth forecast for yields and volumes is set to fall, after ...
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Adani Group-managed Mumbai International Airport (MIAL) is facing pushback from industry groups over a recent decision to suspend freighter operations for infrastructure upgrades.
MIAL, one of the busiest cargo gateways in India, last week told cargo stakeholders no freighter slots would be available from 16 August.
Calling the move unilateral and capricious, IATA has now called on MIAL and related Indian authorities to rescind the suspension plan, as it ought to have had substantive prior stakeholder engagement to mitigate the potential impact of ...
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