The agreements cover freighter development at the AISATS Multi Modal Cargo Hub, including plans for livestock cargo operations and wider market connectivity.

The partnerships will explore new freighter operations at the AISATS hub and support faster cargo movement to domestic and international markets.

AISATS and CONCOR Air partner to move customs-cleared cargo from Dadri ICD to Noida Airport, improving multimodal connectivity and cargo efficiency.

The inaugural flight highlights the cargo hub’s role in supporting faster cargo movement and strengthening supply chain connectivity across India.

The Afcom-operated B737-800F arrived from Chennai with nearly 20 tonnes of cargo, marking the start of dedicated freighter handling at MMCH.

A geopolitical realignment is quietly transforming which airports matter, which trade lanes grow, and where the world's most valuable cargo takes flight.

Collaboration centres on improving processes for high-value cargo, with the new facility expected to support efficient movement from nearby manufacturing clusters.

The partnership aims to streamline electronics exports through AISATS’ new cargo terminal, enhancing capacity, efficiency and connectivity for north India’s manufacturing hubs.

Continental Carriers Pvt. Ltd. (CCPL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Air India SATS Airport Services Private Limited (AISATS) to facilitate the secure transfer of customs-compliant export transshipment cargo from its Air Freight Station in Kapashera, New Delhi, to the AISATS Integrated Cargo Terminal at Noida International Airport (NIA), Jewar. The agreement was signed on February 20, 2026.

The process is intended to support coordination, regulatory compliance, and timely handover to airlines for onwards international dispatch.

Noida: Continental Carriers has signed an MoU with Air India SATS Airport Services to enable transfer of export cargo to Noida International ...

UP CM Yogi Adityanath secures major investments in Singapore, including a massive aviation deal for Jewar airport today.

The former Air India executive has worked across LCC and full-service airline operations in multiple global markets.

He earlier led airport operations at Air India and played a key role in major industry mergers, including Air India–Vistara.

दिल्ली के इंदिरा गांधी अंतर्राष्ट्रीय हवाई अड्डे (आईजीआई) के टर्मिनल 3 पर मंगलवार को एक विमान के पास एक बस में आग लग गई। कथित तौर पर बस ग्राउंड हैंडलिंग कंपनी AISATS की थी। दिल्ली हवाई अड्डे पर बस में आग लगने की सूचना मिली (फाइल) अधिकारियों ने बताया कि जब बस में आग लगी तो उसमें कोई भी सवार नहीं था। आग पर तुरंत काबू पा लिया गया.

A recent government rule impacted operations of Turkiye's Celebi at nine Indian airports. Existing ground handling agencies stepped in to manage the workload. GMR Group made alternate arrangements at Goa's Mopa airport. Over 10,000 Celebi employees were absorbed by other handlers like Bird Group and AISATS. Operations have stabilized with no major disruptions.

In a milestone move for Indian aviation, the General Directorate for Civil Aviation (DGCA) awarded its very first security permit for operations for manipulating the Air India SATS Airport Services PVT. Ltd. (Aisats). Approval is a significant step in the alignment of Indian safety procedures in Indian aviation with global benchmarks. Ground manipulation is covered with key airport services such as aircraft parking, luggage handling, refueling and passenger assistance.

NEW DELHI: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted safety clearance to Air India SATS Airport Services Pvt Ltd (AISATS) for the first time. Since ground handling is vital to aviation safety, and with increasing traffic, larger aircraft, faster turnarounds, and multiple service providers, DGCA has mandated safety clearance for all operators. India has become the second country after Malaysia in Asia Pacific region to implement a comprehensive framework in alignment with ICAO guidance.“AISATS received this clearance after a rigorous evaluation of its Safety Management System, risk controls, reporting mechanisms, training, and infrastructure, confirming full compliance with (rules for) ground handling and SMS implementation,” DGCA said in a statement.The regulator says this move “reinforces its commitment to strengthening safety management systems (SMS) and enhancing regulatory oversight in ground handling operations across India.” With this, India has become the second country after Malaysia in Asia Pacific region to implement such a comprehensive framework in alignment with ICAO guidance.The safety clearance was handed over to AISATS at DGCA HQ in New Delhi, “marking a key milestone that underscores DGCA’s proactive role in embedding Safety Management Systems (SMS) as the foundation of aviation safety and strengthening India’s aviation ecosystem to meet global standards,” the regulator said.

NEW DELHI: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted safety clearance to Air India SATS Airport Services Pvt Ltd (AISATS) for the first time. Since ground handling is vital to aviation safety, and with increasing traffic, larger aircraft, faster turnarounds, and multiple service providers, DGCA has mandated safety clearance for all operators. India has become the second country after Malaysia in Asia Pacific region to implement a comprehensive framework in alignment with ICAO guidance.“AISATS received this clearance after a rigorous evaluation of its Safety Management System, risk controls, reporting mechanisms, training, and infrastructure, confirming full compliance with (rules for) ground handling and SMS implementation,” DGCA said in a statement.The regulator says this move “reinforces its commitment to strengthening safety management systems (SMS) and enhancing regulatory oversight in ground handling operations across India.” With this, India has become the second country after Malaysia in Asia Pacific region to implement such a comprehensive framework in alignment with ICAO guidance.The safety clearance was handed over to AISATS at DGCA HQ in New Delhi, “marking a key milestone that underscores DGCA’s proactive role in embedding Safety Management Systems (SMS) as the foundation of aviation safety and strengthening India’s aviation ecosystem to meet global standards,” the regulator said.

A viral office celebration video in the wake of a national tragedy leads to resignations and corporate soul-searching

On Saturday, Air India rejected four Air India SATS Airport Services Private Limited (Aisats), a subsidiary for airline companies, after social media platforms became a viral video. According to the Hindustan Times report, the celebration allegedly took place in the GRRAMR office, just days after Air India Ahmedabad-London crashed seconds after take-off and claimed that a total of 260 lives.