Emirates SkyCargo is stepping up its commitment to India, citing strong growth in exports and rising demand for reliable air freight capacity. The cargo arm of Emirates Airline is expanding capacity, enhancing connectivity, and rolling out specialised logistics solutions to support Indian manufacturers and exporters.
India remains one of Emirates SkyCargo’s most important markets, with high volumes of pharmaceuticals, perishables, electronics, textiles, and e-commerce shipments moving through its network. The carrier currently serves multiple Indian gateways with a mix of dedicated freighters and belly-hold capacity on passenger flights, linking the country to key markets in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East.
The expanded focus includes closer collaboration with Indian freight forwarders, improved cool-chain and pharma-handling capabilities, and better access to Emirates SkyCargo’s global hub in Dubai. The move aligns with India’s growing role as a global manufacturing and export hub and reflects the airline’s long-term confidence in the country’s trade growth.
Emirates SkyCargo said it will continue to adapt capacity and products in line with customer needs, reinforcing its position as a key logistics partner for Indian businesses.
