Amazon Air Cargo Services Launch in India. Now India has become the first country in Asia to get this service from Amazon. By launching this dedicated air cargo services in India, Amazon has unlock a new milestone and this would further improve the shipping and e-commerce experience of the users in India.
The Amazon Air Cargo Services are given the name of “Amazon Air” and will be very soon operational in India.
Two Quikjet Cargo Airlines Boeing 737-800 aircraft with cargo capacity will be use by Amazon Air.
Every day, each Amazon Aeroplane will fly over Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai while transporting thousands of parcels.
Amazon Air will facilitate quicker product shipping from fulfilment centres to last-mile deliveries.
India’s shipping and delivery times will undoubtedly increase as a result.
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In Hyderabad, senior Amazon executives join the Telangana minister Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao in welcoming the new aircraft.
Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao is responsible for municipal administration & urban development, industries & commerce, and information technology.
Sarah Rhoads, Vice President, of Amazon Global Air, Said :
“We’re excited to debut Amazon Air in India to ensure we can give our increasing customer base a great selection, cheap costs, and faster deliveries.”
Amazon reiterates its commitment to fund India’s logistical infrastructure, increase local employment, and develop innovative technologies to fuel our delivery network.
The introduction of Amazon Air would help 1.1 million additional sellers in India, fostering expansion for related industries like shipping and packing.
After the United States and Europe, India is Amazon Air’s third largest market.
It began operations in the US in 2016 and now has a network of over 110 aircraft serving 70 locations across the world.
