July22 , 2026

    TIACA Appoints Mammen Tharakan as Director General

    Related

    India and Panama Discuss Enhanced Maritime Cooperation, MoU During High-Level Bilateral Meeting

    India and Panama have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening...

    Deendayal Port Handles 76,859 MT US Coal Cargo for Shree Cement

    Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), Kandla, has welcomed the bulk...

    V.O. Chidambaranar Port Sets New Record with Widest Container Vessel Ever Handled

    V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority (VOC Port) has achieved another...

    Odisha Gets 58 Port-Linked Projects Worth ₹56,000 Crore

    Odisha has secured 58 port-linked infrastructure projects valued at...

    Turkey’s First Homebuilt LNG Boxship Begins India Service

    Turkey's first domestically built and largest LNG-powered container ship...

    Share

    The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has appointed Mammen Tharakan as its new Director General, entrusting the seasoned aviation and logistics executive with leading the global air cargo industry’s premier trade association through its next phase of growth.

    Tharakan brings decades of experience across the air cargo, logistics, and aviation sectors, having held senior leadership positions with leading international organizations. His appointment reflects TIACA’s continued focus on strengthening industry collaboration, advancing innovation, and promoting sustainable growth across the global air freight ecosystem.

    As Director General, Tharakan will oversee TIACA’s strategic initiatives, member engagement, advocacy efforts, and flagship industry events, while working closely with airlines, airports, freight forwarders, ground handlers, technology providers, and regulators to address evolving market challenges.

    Commenting on the appointment, TIACA said Tharakan’s extensive industry expertise and global perspective will help drive the association’s mission of fostering a more connected, efficient, and resilient air cargo sector.

    The leadership transition comes at a time when the air cargo industry is navigating shifting trade patterns, digital transformation, sustainability goals, and growing demand for specialized logistics services. Under Tharakan’s leadership, TIACA is expected to continue championing innovation, operational excellence, and stronger collaboration across the global supply chain.

    spot_img