Export Cargo at Chennai Airport Grounded

Jan. 4, 2023
According to sources, more than 100 tonnes of export cargo could not be airlifted at the Chennai airport because the Bureau of Civil Aviation and Security withdrew permission for AIASL to accept palletized air cargo.

Over 100 tonnes of export cargo could not be airlifted at the Chennai airport as the Bureau of Civil Aviation and Security withdrew permission for AI Airport Services Ltd. (AIASL) to accept palletised air cargo, said industry sources.

The AIASL (formerly known as Air India Air Transport Services Limited) and the Airports Authority of India Cargo Logistics and Allied Services Ltd. (AAICLAS) are the two authorised ground handling agents at the Chennai air cargo complex to handle export cargo. Nearly 30 per cent of the cargo is handled by Air India, and the rest, 70 per cent by AAI.

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