Chennai Airport ends partnership with Celebi India
The Chennai Airport terminated its agreement with Indian subsidiary of Turkish aviation firm Celebi. In response, the company said that it has filed an arbitration
The Chennai Airport terminated its agreement with Indian subsidiary of Turkish aviation firm Celebi. In response, the company said that it has filed an arbitration
Because of the government regulation requiring airports that handle more than one crore passengers annually to have at least three ground handling agencies (GHA), the
According to Kamesh Peri, CEO of Celebi Delhi Cargo Terminal Management, perishable air freight out of the terminal has seen measurable traction in recent months.
Celebi India, the country’s largest aviation ground handling and cargo logistics company, commences ground-handling services in Goa with the opening of Manohar International Airport (MIA)
The Chennai Airport terminated its agreement with Indian subsidiary of
Because of the government regulation requiring airports that handle more
According to Kamesh Peri, CEO of Celebi Delhi Cargo Terminal
Celebi India, the country’s largest aviation ground handling and cargo
