“We certainly recognise the importance and potential of India as a key trading nation and major air cargo market. We are continually reviewing our programme to provide the services that our customers require, and this includes giving them the best service and experience,” said Alex McEwan, Country Manager- South Asia, Virgin Atlantic. “We have operated service to India, for 22 years, serving both Mumbai and Delhi with daily and double daily frequencies respectively.There is a broad range of commodities flying to India including consumer goods, hi tech, e-commerce and machinery. Exports from India include pharmaceuticals, garments, machinery and perishables.” Earlier this year in June we launched the second daily flight on London-Delhi route. This is our largest ever flying programme in India. We are always exploring partnership opportunities across the globe and it is an inherent pillar of our growth strategy.“Sustainability will be a key driver for the air cargo sector. At Virgin Atlantic Cargo, sustainability, digital distribution and new product development will be key initiatives for us. “Delivering these initiatives, combined with our reputation for high service standards and strong customer relationships will ensure our continued growth in 2023 and beyond.”