Lots to do for Indian air cargo and players are eager…

As cross-border e-commerce continues to grow, especially in emerging markets like India, air cargo is expected to play a significant role in facilitating the movement of goods between regions: Salil Gupte, Boeing

The air cargo industry, like any other sector, relies on skilled personnel to handle various aspects of operations at airports including cargo handling. If there is a shortage of skilled workers, it can lead to delays in cargo processing, increased operational costs, and decreased overall productivity: Satyaki Raghunath, Bengaluru Airport

Air cargo is also an expensive option and will continue to fight against cost pressure, especially with other cheaper modes of transportation. India will also continue to develop highly skilled logistics experts, but we must find a way to retain these talents in India: S. Venkatraman, DHL Logistics

Since transportation of cargo and goods have an environmental impact, it’s important to utilise the technology tools we have to help reduce carbon emissions as air cargo continues to grow to meet the need for speed: Madhav Thapar, C.H. Robinson

The central government has a strong focus on infra development with latest technology and ultramodern tools. They have created/invested heavily in developing highway/freight corridors/ports/ICDs/CFS, and wide international coverage across the country...this is a continuous process: Amit Kapoor, Global Logistics

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