Group Concorde and Korean Air mark 15 years of collaboration, enhancing passenger and cargo connectivity across India, reports Air Cargo Week.
Group Concorde and Korean Air celebrated 15 years of partnership with a gala in Gurugram, pledging to expand passenger and cargo connectivity across India, reports London's Air Cargo Week.
Korean Air outlined its growth plans for the India cargo business, highlighting strong opportunities in key export commodities supported by Group Concorde's on-ground expertise and industry relationships.
Leaders from both organizations reaffirmed India's strategic importance, promising continued investment in reliable connectivity, enhanced customer experience, and collaborative development as the aviation and logistics sectors accelerate.
The event showcased Korean Air's passenger and cargo strategies and featured the Passenger and Cargo Excellence Awards, recognizing top-performing trade partners for their support.
Sang Geun Han, Korean Air's regional cargo general manager, stated that the airline has consistently supported Indian exporters with capacity and specialized solutions, and sees strong growth opportunities ahead.
Country manager Son Dae Seon emphasized that India remains a key market, with the partnership combining local expertise and Korean Air's global network to deliver reliable connectivity and robust cargo solutions supporting trade with global markets.
