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Cruising Heights Magazine - August- September 2020

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Cruising Heights Description:

Publisher: Newsline-Publications-Pvt.-Ltd

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

CRUISING HEIGHTS is India's best known monthly aviation magazine with equal interests in air cargo, travel and tourism. In its four years of existence, Cruising Heights has received accolades from the Minister of Civil Aviation, Aviation CEOs, Airport Developers, Travel Agents Associations and others for its path-breaking stories.One of the first true aviation magazines of the country, Cruising Heights was started with the idea of supporting professionals in the airline business to make informed choices on a variety of subjects from ground handling to cargo to airport development-all of which are transforming the Indian aviation scene in mind-boggling ways. Later, due to the interest it generated and in response to demands from the travel and tourism industry stakeholders we have targeted the general reader-the educated Indian who is keen to be an informed Indian-to know what's happening in the business.

In this issue

Cruising Heights’ September issue looks at the Adani Group taking over six major airports in the country. The group has also got the Mumbai International Airport. The Cover Story discusses what’s in store for the Adani group and the challenges and competition it faces as it takes its first step in its journey in the aviation sector.
In addition, there is an indepth story on how global air travel is changing in unimaginable ways as the world stars emerging from the pandemic. And, it has been one step forward and two backward for the country’s domestic carriers ever since the government allowed commercial services to start. However well-intentioned the move by the aviation ministry to cap fares may have been, it has posed huge challenges for carriers.

Though air cargo has become a lifeline for the country, the lifting of lockdowns and restrictions has not lessened the woes of the country’s freight forwarders. From the east to the west, north to south, forwarders are braving it out to keep the wheels of the exim trade moving. Plus: All our regular features.