SWISS WorldCargo flies to South India for the first time
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The airline SWISS WorldCargo has announced a new route. For the first time, SWISS's cargo division will fly to South India. This expands the offering for companies in Switzerland that want to transport goods to Asia.
The freight service is intended to help Swiss companies bring their products to the Indian market faster and directly. Exporters from industries such as the pharmaceutical industry, medical technology and the watch industry in particular can benefit from the new connection. For these companies, short transport times are often very important.
In passenger traffic, SWISS has already been present in India for years. With the new freight connection, the airline wants to further expand its network in Asia. The exact flight days and the start date were not detailed in the announcement.
Experts see the connection as an opportunity for trade between Switzerland and India. India is one of the world's growing markets, and demand for fast transport routes is rising. The development of the new route is now being closely watched by experts and companies.
Sources: Loginfo24
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