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Etihad Cargo appoints area general manager for Indian Subcontinent

Giridharan Srinivasan Etihad Cargo
photo_camera Giridharan Srinivasan. Credit: Etihad Cargo

Etihad Cargo has appointed Giridharan Srinivasan to the role of area general manager – Indian Subcontinent.

Srinivasan will be responsible for establishing new and further developing existing relationships with Etihad Cargo’s customers based in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, and the surrounding region.

Srinivasan joins Etihad Cargo with over 17 years of logistics experience, five of which have been within the aviation sector.

During his career, Srinivasan has held leadership positions spanning sales, business development, client relationship management, and operations.

Based in Bangalore, Srinivasan will report directly to Latha Narayan, Etihad Cargo’s director East cargo commercial – APAC, Australasia and Indian Subcontinent.

Srinivasan said: “I’m thrilled to join Etihad Cargo and be a part of the carrier’s exciting expansion plans in this region.

“Over the last few years, Etihad Cargo has added depth to its Indian Subcontinent network and has continued to enhance its products.

“I truly believe the carrier is well-positioned to seize new opportunities in this dynamic region, and I am fully aligned with Etihad Cargo’s commitment to continuously investing in and enhancing the customer experience.

“I look forward to working closely with the regional team to find innovative, tailored solutions that fully meet the capacity requirements of Etihad Cargo’s customers and partners.”

Narayan said: “Etihad Cargo is delighted to welcome Giridharan to the team. His appointment further reinforces the carrier’s commitment to the Indian Subcontinent, strengthens Etihad Cargo’s commercial team in the region, and positions the airline for further growth in this key market.

“I am confident Giridharan’s knowledge, expertise, and passion for delivering world-class solutions will contribute to Etihad Cargo’s ambitious long-term growth plans for the Indian Subcontinent, further cementing the carrier’s position as the air cargo partner of choice for Etihad Cargo’s customers in this region.”

Etihad Cargo recently announced the carrier’s winter schedule, including the introduction of two new routes in the Indian Subcontinent region, and additional frequencies to existing destinations.

Offering more belly hold cargo capacity across new passenger routes to Kozhikode and Thiruvananthapuram, the carrier will operate seven flights per week to each destination.

Etihad Cargo says it will also provide additional belly hold capacity via new passenger flights to Chennai, Kochi, the Maldives, Columbo and Islamabad.

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