Dubai Logistics City - the first phase of the giant Dubai World Central urban aviation community being built in Jebel Ali, and the core component of the world's first truly integrated logistics and multi-modal transport platform - is gearing up for its Sub-continent launch at Air Cargo India 2006 in Bombay from the 17th -18th November.
'The UAE is India's second largest trading partner in the Arabian Gulf and practically lies on the doorstep of the Indian market - just two-hours flying time away,' said Michael Proffitt, CEO, Dubai Logistics City.
India is fast emerging as a global air cargo leader with current annual airfreight growth at 18% and analysts projecting that Indian exports will touch US$150 billion by 2008-09. India also has commercial fleet-agreements endorsed for delivery of 490 aircraft worth US$30 billion during the next decade.
At Air Cargo India, Dubai Logistics City intends to deliver a compelling business case to win over investors, tenants and industry operators.
13/11/06 AME Info (press release), United Arab Emirates
To Read the News in full at Source, Click the Headline
Monday, November 13, 2006
Home »
» Dubai Logistics City woos Indian investment
Dubai Logistics City woos Indian investment
Monday, November 13, 2006
Related Posts:
Bengaluru route takes off thanks to Aviation Attraction FundA new Qantas route between Sydney and Bengaluru has taken to the skies today thanks to the NSW Government’s Aviation Attraction Fund, marking the firs… Read More
Man Wrongly Tags Ministry Of Civil Aviation. Read Their Hilarious ResponseA Twitter user called for the government to take action against Amazon for unfair business practices. However, instead of tagging the Ministry of Cons… Read More
Jet Airways CEO says company ‘close to target’ of getting carrier airborneJet Airways CEO Sanjiv Kapoor said that the company is “tracking close to target” of getting the troubled carrier airborne, amid resignations of three… Read More
India’s Air Works earns Part 145 approval at CochinAir Works, an Indian MRO provider, announced that it has received the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) Part 145 Approval for its state-of-the-… Read More
DGCA restores breath analyser test requirements for aircraft personnel from October 15All aircraft personnel, including pilots and cabin crew members, will have to undergo breath analyser test from October 15 onwards, with the DGCA lift… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment