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Dear Reader,
Greetings from Logistics Insider!
Welcome to the April edition of Logistics Insider, where we delve into the dynamic world of air cargo ground handling and the evolving landscape of India’s aviation policies. This month, our spotlight shines on the essential role of air cargo ground handlers in ensuring the smooth flow of goods through airports, particularly as air cargo gains prominence amidst global disruptions like the Red Sea crisis. We also explore India’s revised open sky policy, allowing foreign cargo carriers to operate from all international airports, a significant departure from previous restrictions. Additionally, we delve into the renewable energy supply chain, a burgeoning sector with vast potential for growth and innovation.
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Dear Reader,
Greetings from Logistics Insider!
Welcome to the April edition of Logistics Insider, where we delve into the dynamic world of air cargo ground handling and the evolving landscape of India’s aviation policies. This month, our spotlight shines on the essential role of air cargo ground handlers in ensuring the smooth flow of goods through airports, particularly as air cargo gains prominence amidst global disruptions like the Red Sea crisis. We also explore India’s revised open sky policy, allowing foreign cargo carriers to operate from all international airports, a significant departure from previous restrictions. Additionally, we delve into the renewable energy supply chain, a burgeoning sector with vast potential for growth and innovation.
Take a look at this month’s major stories:
- Cover Story – Ground Handling at Airports: Enhancing Efficiency and Reliability in Cargo Operations
- Special Feature – Clear Skies Ahead: India’s Cargo Aviation
- Soars with Revived Open Sky Policy
- Feature – Under the Scanner: Renewable Energy Supply Chains
- Report Watch – The Trade in Transition Report: An In-depth Analysis
This month’s magazine also brings you our conversations with:
- Hemant Badri, Senior VP and Head of Supply Chain, Customer Experience & Re-Commerce, Flipkart Group
- Mark Alzawahra, Founder and Managing Director, Catch of Norway
For the EXIM Vidya segment this month, Pramod Sant, Former Vice President – Head of Import Export and Customs, Siemens Ltd. sheds light on analyzing Customs Show Cause Notices for Legal Preparedness and Response Planning.
This month’s opinion articles/guest columns include contributions from Rakesh Singh (Senior Operation Specialist – India (Supply Chain), FedEx Trade Networks Transport & Brokerage), Dr. Ravindra Ojha (Professor of Operations, Great Lakes Institute of Management Gurgaon) and Vikash Khatri (Founder, Aviral Consulting).
