- Discharge corporate functions of Cargo Department
- Framing corporate policies on AAI's cargo handling at international as well
as domestic airports
- Implementation of IATA rules, ICAO recommendations, Implementation of BCAS,
CBEC objectives and regulations, pertaining to cargo handling
- Liaison at apex level with the regulatory Ministries, and other bodies, as
well as user agencies such as Central Board of Excise and Customs, DGCA,
Ministry of Commerce
- Tapping hitherto untapped areas of operation for harnessing additional
revenue from cargo handling, including Express and Courier Operations
- Finalisation of long and short term infrastructual requirements, in
consultation with Department of Planning, Engineering and Finance including
Annual Plan and Five Year Plan
- Overseeing AAI's cargo operations at the two metro airports and other
domestic airports
- Representing AAI in the various trade bodies like SCOPE-Air, sectoral
meeting on EC/EDI Taskforce Meeting, Conventions and high level meetings
arranged by BAR-India (Cargo), CII, Federation of Freight Forwarder's
Association of India (FFFAI), Air Cargo Agents Association of India (ACAAI),
Federation of Indian Exporter's Organisation (FIEO), Chambers of Commerce,
etc.
- Setting up of cargo terminals and managing them by providing services
comparable to international standards
- Modernisation of cargo handling system, re-engineering systems and
procedures for hassle free terminal operations resulting reduction in dwell
time
- Finalisation of tariff on cargo handling services in consultation with the
user community like airlines, freight forwarders, etc.
- Make proposals on various policy and operating matter to the AAI board;
implementation of the policy decisions taken by the Board/Government of
India
- Finalisation of Training programs for cargo personnel in consultation with
ED (Training) to inculcate better professionalism amongst AAI's cargo
functionaries
Last updated on - 18 June 2010
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