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Govt reviews cargo hit from shut Pak airspace
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The Indian government is evaluating the impact of Pakistan's airspace closure on air cargo to key destinations, but exporters anticipate minimal disruption due to the small percentage of goods transported by air. A ban on cargo transshipments from Bangladesh is expected to stabilize prices, while previous tariff deadlines led to shipment surges, particularly in garments and electronics.
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