NAGPUR:: The Multimodal International Hub Airport at Nagpur (MIHAN) project got its first major shot in the arm with the Deccan Cargo Pvt Ltd (DCPL) signing an agreement with the Maharashtra Airport Development Company (MADC), the special purpose vehicle implementing MIHAN, to set up its air cargo hub in the MIHAN’s SEZ.
Maharashtra chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, who is also MADC chairman, and DCPL chief Captain Gopinath signed an agreement here on Thursday. “We are likely to actually start the cargo operations by January or February next year,” said Gopinath. “We will have a fleet of ten aircraft to begin with.”
Gopinath said, with the Deccan hub at Nagpur, the stage is set for the city to become the logistical capital of India, and in 30-odd years of the whole world. Around 50 acres of land has been given for the Deccan project and more could be given if needed.
Gopinath said, with the Deccan hub at Nagpur, the stage is set for the city to become the logistical capital of India, and in 30-odd years of the whole world. Around 50 acres of land has been given for the Deccan project and more could be given if needed.
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