New Delhi: With One Million Metric Tons cargo in a year, GMR group led Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) attained 28 th position globally. The cargo tonnage handled by Delhi airport is 29 per cent of India’s total Air Cargo.
GMR also handled highest ever monthly air cargo tonnage of 1,00,091 MT in a single month — October 2018.
The significant growth in Civil Aviation and air connectivity over the years have also played a prominent role in facilitating cargo movements throughout the world.
IGIA connects to 75 International and 67 Domestic destinations, served by around 64 Air Carriers and 16 Freighter airlines.
Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, Chief Executive Officer, DIAL, said, “Delhi Airport has been recognized as India’s Air Cargo Gateway for its handling capacity, efficient processes and service standards.
DIAL thanks and extends its sincere gratitude to all the Stakeholders and Trade partners for achieving this significant milestone.
We look forward to working closely with our partners and stakeholders to sustain this growth and achieve bigger ones as we go along.”
22/11/18 Daily Pioneer
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GMR also handled highest ever monthly air cargo tonnage of 1,00,091 MT in a single month — October 2018.
The significant growth in Civil Aviation and air connectivity over the years have also played a prominent role in facilitating cargo movements throughout the world.
IGIA connects to 75 International and 67 Domestic destinations, served by around 64 Air Carriers and 16 Freighter airlines.
Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, Chief Executive Officer, DIAL, said, “Delhi Airport has been recognized as India’s Air Cargo Gateway for its handling capacity, efficient processes and service standards.
DIAL thanks and extends its sincere gratitude to all the Stakeholders and Trade partners for achieving this significant milestone.
We look forward to working closely with our partners and stakeholders to sustain this growth and achieve bigger ones as we go along.”
22/11/18 Daily Pioneer
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