Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Guwahati Airport Cargo Sets New Record, Handling 952 MT
Guwahati Airport's cargo terminal had a record-breaking month, moving a lot of goods!
They handled over 952 metric tonnes, which is more than ever before.
This increase is due to more cargo coming in from cities like Delhi and Bengaluru, and also more going out to places like Agartala and Imphal.
The airport is doing well because it's efficient and focuses on helping customers.
Guwahati Airport's cargo terminal handled a record 952 metric tonnes of cargo in a month.
The performance represents a 13.2% increase over the previous high.
Inbound cargo increased by 15.26%, with Delhi and Bengaluru contributing the most.
Outbound cargo saw a 5.24% rise, led by Agartala and Imphal.
This success is attributed to streamlined operations and a customer-focused approach.
- Who
- The Adani Airports-run GIAL domestic cargo terminal.
- What
- Guwahati Airport's cargo terminal handled a record 952 metric tonnes of cargo.
- When
- In a single month, specifically July.
- Where
- Guwahati's Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (LGBIA), India.
- Why
- The record reflects enhanced operational efficiency and the growing role of Northeast India in national supply chains.
- Cargo Handled
- 952 metric tonnes
- Increase
- 13.2%
- Inbound Cargo Increase
- 15.26%
- Top Inbound
- Delhi, Bengaluru
- Top Outbound
- Agartala, Imphal
- Location
- Guwahati Airport (LGBIA)
