The Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Integrated Industrial Township Greater Noida Limited (DMIC IITGNL) has issued a global tender to develop a multimodal logistics hub in Greater Noida, with a view to improve connectivity with the upcoming Noida International Airport. Valued at ₹5,881 crore, the project aims to establish Greater Noida as a key logistics and manufacturing hub along the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor. Spread across 311 hectares in Dadri, near the junction of the Eastern and Dedicated Freight Corridors, the hub will be developed under a PPP on a design, build, finance, operate, and transfer (DBFOT) basis.

Keku Bomi Gazder, CEO and MD, Aviapro Logistic Services, said, “India’s air cargo sector faces key skill gaps in ground handling, dangerous goods operations, and cold chain logistics due to limited technical training. There is also a lack of digital literacy and poor adoption of technologies like e-AWB and IoT. Additionally, soft skills, regulatory knowledge, and certified trainers for specialised cargo handling remain insufficient, impacting operational efficiency and growth. The logistics industry is upskilling its workforce through targeted training in automation, AI, and digital tools like Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and e-documentation. Companies are partnering with tech providers and institutions to offer certification programmes, workshops, and on-the-job training. Emphasis is placed on digital literacy, data analytics, and process optimisation to ensure a future-ready, tech-savvy workforce.”

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has partnered with logistics startup network HAUS61 to help promote and develop entrepreneurship in the global airfreight sector. TIACA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HAUS61 as it hopes to create new opportunities for collaboration between established industry leaders and innovative startups, said an official LinkedIn Post.

Shreeji Translogistics was recently honoured with the Premier Bonded Trucking Operator award at the India Cargo Awards held in New Delhi. This prestigious recognition highlights their excellence in providing efficient and reliable bonded trucking services across India. The award acknowledges the company’s consistent performance, innovation in logistics operations, and commitment to maintaining high service standards within the cargo and transportation industry.

Hellmann Worldwide Logistics aims to optimise shipment quoting and booking by integrating cargo.one technology into its in-house systems worldwide. The logistics provider will integrate cargo.one technology, including its Advanced Rate Management, Quotes API, Live Estimates data, and cargo.one pro, for the procurement and sales of its air capacity. The collaboration supports Hellmann’s drive for efficiency and automation, raise team productivity and win rates, and enhances customer experiences, mentioned air cargo booking portal, cargo.one, in press statement.

Menzies Aviation Bengaluru was honoured with the Excellence in International Air Cargo Operations Award at the India Cargo Awards 2025, recognising the company’s outstanding performance and commitment to operational efficiency, innovation, and service quality in the air cargo sector. This prestigious accolade highlights Menzies Aviation’s contribution to enhancing Bengaluru’s position as a hub for international cargo movement and reflects its dedication to maintaining global standards in safety, reliability, and customer satisfaction.  

Air India SATS Airport Services (AISATS) announced its new brand identity by unveiling a new logo. The refreshed logo represents AISATS’s evolution as a dynamic, future-ready cargo and ground handling company committed to shaping the next chapter of India’s air logistics and airport operations ecosystem. The new identity reflects AISATS’s vision of driving transformation through innovation, technology, and sustainable practices. It embodies the organisation’s commitment to operational excellence and its expanding role in developing state-of-the-art infrastructure and services.

Tushar Jani, Group Chairman, Cargo Service Center (CSC) Group of Companies, has been elected Co-Vice Chair of The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA), marking a significant milestone for Indian logistics leadership on the global stage. Jani joins Emir Pineda of the Miami-Dade Aviation Department as Co-Vice Chair, supporting newly appointed Chair Roos Bakker of ICTS Europe. Jani’s appointment reflects his decades-long commitment to transforming India’s logistics and aviation sectors. With over 50 years of visionary leadership, Jani has been instrumental in shaping the industry through innovation, policy advocacy, and infrastructure development. He helped establish India’s first private air cargo carrier and revolutionised express logistics in the country. His contributions have been pivotal in modernising India’s air cargo ecosystem through public-private partnerships and strategic policy frameworks. “I am deeply honoured to join TIACA’s leadership team at such a pivotal time for global air cargo,” said Jani. “This role is not just a recognition of my journey, but a reflection of India’s growing voice in shaping the future of international logistics. I look forward to working collaboratively with industry leaders across the world to drive innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth.”