‘Int’l trade recovery & global supply chain diversification support growth’

Keku Bomi Gazder, MD and CEO, Aviapro Logistic Services said, “E-commerce, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and agriculture are major sectors driving growth in domestic and international cargo transport. The rise of online shopping demands faster, more efficient logistics. Manufacturing exports, especially in electronics and automotive parts, boost freight volumes. Pharmaceuticals contribute significantly to air cargo due to strict timelines and temperature controls. Additionally, agricultural exports benefit from expanding cold chain infrastructure. Government initiatives like dedicated freight corridors and port modernisation enhance overall logistics efficiency. International trade recovery and global supply chain diversification also support cargo growth, making these sectors central to the evolving landscape of freight transportation.”