Air cargo connectivity between Kabul and Delhi is set to increase, with additional services being introduced to support growing trade between Afghanistan and India.
The expanded connection is expected to provide exporters and importers with greater access to air freight capacity, particularly for time-sensitive and higher-value cargo.
Improved frequency can give businesses more flexibility when planning shipments and may reduce dependence on limited existing capacity. Faster connectivity is particularly relevant for commodities where transit time can influence product quality, market access and commercial value.
The development also strengthens an important regional trade link between Afghanistan and one of South Asia’s major consumer and distribution markets.
For supply chain planners, additional air cargo options can provide greater flexibility when balancing speed, capacity and routing requirements—especially when ocean or overland alternatives may involve longer transit times.
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