<p>Mumbai: Private carrier Air India on Tuesday said it has selected IBS Software's integrated iCargo solution for the digital transformation of its cargo operations.</p>.<p>The solution will enable Air India to digitise end-to-end cargo management, allowing seamless integration of its various cargo operations, from sales to billing within a single, integrated platform, which will help the airline in streamlining its processes and enhance decision-making capabilities, Air India said in a statement.</p>.Air India to set up flying institute in Maharashtra to train 180 commercial pilots annually.<p>The first end-to-end implementation of iCargo is slated for delivery within nine months from the project's start, the airline said, adding that the subsequent phases will introduce incremental value-added capabilities, further enhancing Air India's cargo capabilities.</p>.<p>The government has set an ambitious target of handling 10-million tonnes of air cargo per year by 2030.</p>.<p>This partnership comes at a time when Air India has embarked on a significant digital transformation of its core businesses across passenger services, fleet, and cargo operations, the airline stated.</p>
<p>Mumbai: Private carrier Air India on Tuesday said it has selected IBS Software's integrated iCargo solution for the digital transformation of its cargo operations.</p>.<p>The solution will enable Air India to digitise end-to-end cargo management, allowing seamless integration of its various cargo operations, from sales to billing within a single, integrated platform, which will help the airline in streamlining its processes and enhance decision-making capabilities, Air India said in a statement.</p>.Air India to set up flying institute in Maharashtra to train 180 commercial pilots annually.<p>The first end-to-end implementation of iCargo is slated for delivery within nine months from the project's start, the airline said, adding that the subsequent phases will introduce incremental value-added capabilities, further enhancing Air India's cargo capabilities.</p>.<p>The government has set an ambitious target of handling 10-million tonnes of air cargo per year by 2030.</p>.<p>This partnership comes at a time when Air India has embarked on a significant digital transformation of its core businesses across passenger services, fleet, and cargo operations, the airline stated.</p>