The two additional freighters to Mumbai and Ahmedabad are set to expand Emirates SkyCargo’s capacity for pharmaceuticals, perishables, and electronics, reinforcing India’s global trade links. Emirates SkyCargo has deployed two additional freighters to India to meet the growing demand for air cargo services from hubs in Mumbai and Ahmedabad. The cargo arm of Emirates—the world’s largest international airline—announced the expansion on Thursday. Currently, Emirates operates three weekly freighters to India, one to Mumbai and two to Ahmedabad, alongside bellyhold capacity in 167 passenger services to nine gateways. The new freighter service to Mumbai will launch on March 4, connecting Dubai,...
February 26, 2026February 26, 2026
Emirates SkyCargo Expands India Freighter Network to Meet Rising Trade Demand
February 25, 2026February 25, 2026
Road Awards Slowdown to Hit Execution, Intensify Bidding: ICRA
February 26, 2026February 26, 2026
Emirates SkyCargo Expands India Freighter Network to Meet Rising Trade Demand
February 24, 2026February 24, 2026
Dual Airports to Handle 40 Million Passengers in 2026, Timely Ramp‑Up Crucial: Crisil Ratings
Growth will be fuelled by robust economic activity, rising untapped demand, and the easing of capacity constraints at key metros,...
February 24, 2026February 24, 2026
Noida International Airport Partners Mann Fleet for Seamless Ground Mobility
The contract spans car rentals, intra‑terminal shuttles, and intra‑city bus services, ensuring comprehensive ground mobility at NIA. India’s largest upcoming...
February 17, 2026February 17, 2026
Air India, Lufthansa Group Ink Landmark MoU to Boost India‑Europe Connectivity
The MoU seeks to capitalise on opportunities opened by the landmark India‑EU Free Trade Agreement. Air India and the Lufthansa...
India’s Space Sector Secures Cyber Shield with CERT‑In, SIA‑India Guidelines
Amid rising threats—including 1.5 million cyberattack attempts during Operation Sindoor and a sevenfold surge in government network breaches—the guidelines aim to fortify India’s space ecosystem. The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT‑In), under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), in collaboration with the industry body Satcom India Association (SIA‑India), has released a comprehensive framework and guidelines for space cybersecurity to safeguard communication assets. The document was unveiled during the DefSat Conference & Expo 2026 in New Delhi. Advisory in nature, the guidelines aim to strengthen cybersecurity preparedness across the space ecosystem, supporting government agencies, satellite service providers, ground...
Veolia Secures 2 Landmark Mumbai Water Projects to Boost Urban Sustainability
These 2,000 and 910 MLD operations and maintenance contracts are the largest municipal water deals ever signed in India by a French company. Environmental services provider Veolia has secured two strategic contracts in the municipal water segment for two of Mumbai’s largest water treatment plants (WTPs) in Bhandup and Panjrapur. These are also the largest contracts ever inked by a French company in the municipal water segment in the country. The company has been appointed as the technology provider and awarded 15‑year operations and maintenance contracts for Mumbai’s upcoming 2,000 million litres per day (MLD) Bhandup and 910 MLD Panjrapur...
