AFCOM Inducts Third Aircraft, Boosting Cargo Capacity
AVIATION & AIRPORTS

AFCOM Inducts Third Aircraft, Boosting Cargo Capacity

AFCOM Holdings has recently inducted its third aircraft, marking a key milestone in the company’s fleet expansion and operational growth. The aircraft was welcomed with a water cannon salute on arrival at Chennai International Airport, underscoring its strategic importance to AFCOM’s expanding network.

With Chennai as a key operational hub, the additional aircraft enhances AFCOM’s ability to cater to rising demand for air cargo services across domestic and international routes, including time-sensitive and specialised cargo segments. The induction strengthens operational capacity while supporting service reliability across multiple trade lanes.

The expansion aligns with AFCOM’s long-term strategy of scaling operations in line with market demand, with a continued focus on network expansion, customer diversification and disciplined capacity deployment. The company remains positive on growth prospects driven by cross-border trade, evolving supply chains and sustained demand for dependable air cargo solutions.

Company Quote: “The induction of our third aircraft strengthens our operating platform and enhances our ability to serve customers across expanding trade lanes. We remain focused on disciplined growth while building a reliable and scalable cargo network.”

AFCOM Holdings has recently inducted its third aircraft, marking a key milestone in the company’s fleet expansion and operational growth. The aircraft was welcomed with a water cannon salute on arrival at Chennai International Airport, underscoring its strategic importance to AFCOM’s expanding network. With Chennai as a key operational hub, the additional aircraft enhances AFCOM’s ability to cater to rising demand for air cargo services across domestic and international routes, including time-sensitive and specialised cargo segments. The induction strengthens operational capacity while supporting service reliability across multiple trade lanes. The expansion aligns with AFCOM’s long-term strategy of scaling operations in line with market demand, with a continued focus on network expansion, customer diversification and disciplined capacity deployment. The company remains positive on growth prospects driven by cross-border trade, evolving supply chains and sustained demand for dependable air cargo solutions. Company Quote: “The induction of our third aircraft strengthens our operating platform and enhances our ability to serve customers across expanding trade lanes. We remain focused on disciplined growth while building a reliable and scalable cargo network.”

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