Six years after getting the international tag, the Chandigarh International Airport is all set to launch its cargo facility in the first week of November.
Airport authorities have decided the rates for both domestic and international cargo, including perishable goods, that will be handled at five cargo sheds (see box). The cargo complex has come up on 14,127 square metres at a cost of ₹11.5 crore.
“Our cargo facility will be the biggest after Delhi in north India and will offer the most reasonable rates as compared to other airports in the region.
