The Air Cargo Forum India (ACFI) has announced the constitution of its new Governing Board for the terms 2026-27 and 2027-28 at its 14th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in New Delhi.
The newly constituted Board will lead ACFI over the next two years, building on the Forum’s ongoing efforts to bring together stakeholders across the air cargo ecosystem and strengthen collaboration, advocacy, innovation and industry development.
The new leadership is expected to focus on advancing ACFI’s objectives, strengthening industry representation and promoting greater engagement among air cargo stakeholders, government authorities, regulators and other key partners.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Ramesh Mamidala, President, ACFI, said the new Board would build on the strong foundation established by the Forum and work towards further strengthening India’s air cargo ecosystem through enhanced collaboration, policy engagement, innovation and operational efficiency.
With air cargo playing an increasingly important role in India’s trade and logistics landscape, ACFI is set to focus on initiatives aimed at promoting efficiency, innovation, collaboration, capacity building and sustainable growth across the sector.
The AGM also provided a platform for ACFI members to review the Forum’s activities and achievements during the previous term and deliberate on key priorities and the strategic direction for the next two years.
ACFI also expressed its appreciation to the outgoing Governing Board and its leadership for their valuable contributions towards strengthening the Forum and advancing the interests of India’s air cargo industry.