August4 , 2026

    Air Cargo roadshow to take place in India

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    Fraport is taking its air cargo expertise to India. From April 7 to 11, the owner and operator of Frankfurt Airport is staging a cargo roadshow in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Delhi.

    The aim is to emphasize Frankfurt Airport’s international scope, strengthen relationships with major emerging markets, and highlight Fraport’s skills in handling complex cargo needs.

    India, with its rapidly growing economy and increasing significance for international trade, provides an ideal market for even stronger partnerships in the area of cargo and logistics.

    The roadshow will bring together industry experts and government representatives to discuss how Frankfurt Airport can continue to expand its leadership role as a global gateway for all kinds of cargo.

    The event will give insights on topics such as pharmaceuticals, perishable goods, high-tech products, fashion, and e-commerce.

    Denis de Farias Duarte, vice president cargo development at Fraport, says: “The India roadshow is a good opportunity for us to present the advantages of our location.

    “But it’s also a chance for us to understand the challenges faced by Indian exporters and logistics partners.”

    Another focus is the CargoHub Masterplan. In line with the motto “Creating the Future of Cargo. Together” and by working together closely with airlines, shipping companies, and logistics operators, Fraport AG will continue to expand Frankfurt as a cargo hub, making comprehensive investments in infrastructure and services to meet the needs of the global supply chain.

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