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The Air Cargo Agents Association of India – ACAAI is proud to be represented by Mr. Keshav Tanna and Mr. C K Govil at the 49th Executive Council Meeting of FAPAA that happened from 8th to 10th June, 2023, in Bali, Indonesia. This significant gathering brought together esteemed members from various associations across South Eastern Countries […]

ACAAI Northern Region conducted DGR Recurrent Training in Delhi in collaboration with DGM India and NALM, New Delhi from 22nd May to 24th May, 2023. A glimpse of the candidates who attended the training with the DGM Instructor.

The ACAAI team is deeply honoured to have been recognized by Air Cargo Forum India (ACFI) at their Annual Conclave 2023 for our steadfast support and collaboration. We are proud to share that the award was received by Mr. C.K Govil, Vice President, ACAAI, on behalf of our team. We are grateful for this incredible […]

  The association has been conducting such basic cargo training and we urge our members to have their new recruit staff undergo this elementary cargo knowledge for their better understanding.

ACAAI – Air Cargo Agents Association of India, with its training partner DGM India, proudly conducted the initial Dangerous Goods Training in Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Mopa International Airport in Goa, which has been named after former Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar. The New Goa International Airport shall be starting operations from January and will begin with domestic cargo operations by February followed by International Cargo operations by March. This airport shall cater and increase the exports […]

The webinar conducted by The Air Cargo Agents Association of India (ACAAI) on the ‘GST applicable on the airfreight of export of goods’ received an overwhelming attendance of more than 200 members from all the regions (222 to be exact). The speaker / GST Tax expert from Chennai Mr. K Vaitheeswaran presented various implications on […]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched the National Logistics Policy (NLP) that aims to not only promote seamless movement of goods across the country, but also improve its competitiveness of Indian goods in domestic as well as global markets.

The government will establish 33 new domestic cargo terminals by 2024-2025 which will allow India’s cargo sector to flourish and grow, said Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia

Decks have been cleared to fully operationalise the cargo facility at the Chandigarh international airport in a month’s time.