QuIkJET, India’s new ‘all cargo airline’ aims to emerge as the preferred cargo airline in the industry. Based at Bangalore the company will be focusing towards the north-east region of India.
Says Preetham Philip, Chief Executive Officer, Quikjet Cargo, “We are all set to evolve as a scheduled network operator, offering overnight ex- press delivery capabilities to a multitude of operators in India.”
“We intend to provide innovative cargo solutions to logistics pro- viders by offering various types of aircraft. With an ATR72 Freighter currently in our fleet, Quikjet Cargo will augment the same by adding aircraft with varying payload.”
Quikjet Cargo will concentrate more on the regional hubs than the Metros as Philip feels there is a major market lying untapped.
As charters are the ultimate solutions for the most urgent and logistically complex freight-carriage situations where a standard solutions is not applicable, Quikjet intend to cover the entire gamut of cargo charter needs including all classes of dangerous goods and hazard- ous materials.
Quikjet Cargo is also laying an efficient network schedule offering connectivity on a pan-India basis. The network schedule will be de- signed to provide airport to airport services, operation timings suited to the movement of specific types of freight requirements like Express and time-bound shipments.
