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Industry background, objectives, and EICI’s role — as on the council’s public About Us page.
In its early days, the express industry was synonymous with on-board couriers, carrying documents on commercial flights. Business users, who were quick to appreciate and exploit these innovative services, saw express delivery exclusively as an air operation. The industry has since changed dramatically. That initial focus on documents has widened into the transport of packages and freight, carried by fleets of fully owned or dedicated aircraft, trucks, trains and delivery vans. The bulk of our business is dominated by 24-hour guaranteed and next-day deliveries. Overnight air services, while an essential link in the delivery chain, are now closely coordinated with road and rail movements, in integrated, precisely timed, door-to-door operations. Every day, thousands of employees serve the distribution needs of an increasing number of businesses within India and the rest of the world. Express Industry in India has come a long way from its inception. Express industry is a key driver of state of the art communication and information technology. Our members have invested substantially in technology to give their customers cutting edge services.
Objectives
Some Key Facts on Express Industry in India
EICI Primarily aims to protect and promote the common interests of Express Industry and its members.
EICI also plays a vital role of interacting with the Government, the Customs and other Government Agencies.
EICI has been successful in clearing major bottlenecks and delays caused to Express Industry.
The involvement of EICI has facilitated Express Industry to affect faster clearances and import greater volumes.
EICI has been bestowed upon with custodianship for the inbound & outbound Express Consignments landing at IGI Airport New Delhi. EICI has been successful in clearing major bottlenecks and delays caused to Express Industry. The involvement of EICI has facilitated Express Industry to affect faster clearances and import greater volumes.
Member companies: Members. Governance: Managing committee.