Gautham Raju, Air Freight Specialist said, “Cross-border e-commerce in India is gaining strong momentum, driven by rising international cargo volumes, supportive policy frameworks, and rapid capacity expansion by national and international airlines. International air cargo from India has been growing in double digits, with airlines adding around 8–10% year-on-year belly capacity and selective freighter deployments on key US, Europe, and Middle East lanes. Accelerated digitization through the National Logistics Policy, paperless customs, and integrated digital platforms is steadily reducing logistics costs toward global benchmarks. By 2026, faster clearances, lower costs and deeper airline–e-commerce integration are expected to significantly boost volumes and position India as a key global cross-border e-commerce hub.”
