The Air Cargo Forum India (ACFI) successfully hosted the South India Conclave at Novotel Airport Hyderabad , bringing together industry stakeholders, regulators, and thought leaders to discuss the future of the air cargo industry.
Chief Guest, Principal Chief Commissioner Sandip Prakash, highlighted the regulators’ efforts to facilitate smooth cargo movement, citing the impressive 92% assessment rate through computer servers via the Risk Management System (RMS).
Guest of Honour, Pradeep Panicker, CEO of Hyderabad Airport, appreciated ACFI’s integrated efforts in promoting air cargo growth, stating that such initiatives are crucial for the development of the industry.
The conclave featured three business sessions:
– Bridging the Gap in Trade Imbalance: Strategies for a sustainable air cargo industry
– Building Strong-Cargo Infrastructure: Focusing on Tier 2 and Tier 3 city airports
– Building a Thriving Air Cargo Ecosystem: Exploring the role of allied agencies
ACFI Chairman Sanjiv Edward emphasized the importance of inclusive growth, aligning with the national target of 10 million tons of air cargo by 2030. Industry thought leader Satish Lakkaraju shared insights on the industry’s growth, challenges, and impact. Kamal Jain, Chairman of the Hyderabad chapter, underscored the need for such conclaves to prepare the industry for future challenges.
The ACFI South India Conclave provided a platform for meaningful discussions, knowledge sharing, and networking among industry stakeholders, paving the way for a sustainable and thriving air cargo ecosystem in India.
