Cargo Service Center (CSC) Group of Companies has announced that its Chairman, Mr Tushar Jani, has been elected Co-Vice Chair of The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA), marking a significant milestone for Indian logistics leadership on the global stage.
The announcement was made during the Air Cargo Forum 2025, held from November 3-6 in Abu Dhabi, where TIACA unveiled its new leadership team. Mr Jani joins Emir Pineda of the Miami-Dade Aviation Department as Co-Vice Chair, supporting newly appointed Chair Roos Bakker of ICTS Europe.
Mr Jani’s appointment reflects his decades-long commitment to transforming India’s logistics and aviation sectors. With over 50 years of visionary leadership, he has been instrumental in shaping the industry through innovation, policy advocacy and infrastructure development. Mr Jani helped establish India’s first private air cargo carrier and revolutionised express logistics in the country. His contributions have been pivotal in modernising India’s air cargo ecosystem through public-private partnerships and strategic policy frameworks, highlighted a communique.
“I am deeply honoured to join TIACA’s leadership team at such a pivotal time for global air cargo,” said Mr Tushar Jani. “This role is not just a recognition of my journey, but a reflection of India’s growing voice in shaping the future of international logistics. I look forward to working collaboratively with industry leaders across the world to drive innovation, sustainability and inclusive growth.”
Mr Jani’s election underscores India’s commitment to inclusive global representation and its mission to unite all sectors of the air cargo industry in pursuit of innovation, sustainability and growth, the communique added.
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Cargo Service Center Group is India’s leading provider of integrated air cargo handling and logistics solutions. With a legacy of excellence and innovation, CSC Group continues to drive transformation across the supply chain through strategic partnerships, advanced infrastructure and customer-centric services.