Delhi Airport implements Air India's new cargo transshipment policy, reducing transit times.
Air India has successfully implemented a new cargo transshipment policy at Delhi Airport, significantly reducing cargo connection times to a mere 5-8 hours. This strategic move is designed to make Indian airports more attractive for transit cargo operations.
The revised policy allows eligible shipments to remain securely packed throughout their transit, streamlining the logistics process. This efficiency gain is expected to draw more international cargo through India.
Following the successful pilot on this key air route, Air India plans to extend this enhanced cargo movement efficiency across its broader network, with a particular focus on India-Europe routes. The initiative underscores Air India’s commitment to improving its air cargo services and leveraging its strategic location for global logistics.
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