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After a two-year hiatus, domestic air cargo business seeing an uptick

As airlines expand capacity and seek global partnerships

Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
Indian airlines seek waiver from airports, oil firms for financial revival
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In March 2020, ahead of the nationwide lockdown for Covid, domestic airlines operated all of 11 freighters. Today, that number has swelled to 16 (see chart) as Indian carriers add capacity to grow market share and shore up declining yields against rising competition from road transport in domestic and foreign carriers on overseas routes.
There has, in fact, been heightened activity in the business in recent months after a near-two-year hiatus.
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First Published: Apr 25 2023 | 6:14 PM IST

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