Air India cuts Delhi cargo trans-shipment time to just 5–8 hours
Air India has reduced cargo connection time at Delhi to approximately 5–8 hours under a new trans-shipment pilot, with the model being expanded across India-Europe routes.
The development is primarily an aviation and logistics story, but it matters to the wider travel ecosystem because stronger cargo connectivity strengthens the commercial proposition of Indian airports and improves the competitiveness of India as a regional aviation hub.
B2B impact: Watch this space for implications for airport economics, belly cargo utilisation and India’s broader hub strategy.
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