Expansion of Air India Cargo

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   Air India is converting eight of its Airbus A310-300 into freighters in Dresden, Germany, at a cost of $7 million each. The first four are now operating for Air India Cargo with two services is routed via Dammam, to a total of 13 destinations. The merger of Indian Airlines and its domestic subsidiary Alliance Air led to the acquisition of one Boeing 737-200C aircraft from Alliance's fleet, plus 10 Boeing 737-200s. Three of these were phased out of service, while five have been converted to freighters in the United States. One of these also operated for Indian Airlines Cargo division for a brief period. All six aircraft are now flying Air India Cargo domestic routes, while the remaining two 737-200s might be converted as well. In November 2007, Air India partnered with GATI, a leader and pioneer in express distribution and supply chain solutions for a dedicated freighter Service.

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