
Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru aims to become a global transfer hub by increasing transfer traffic to 20-22% in the next few years. The airport is focusing on expanding international-to-international transfers, especially on routes like Australia-Europe, to capture traffic currently routed through West Asian hubs. While the West Asia crisis has affected about 30% of international passenger traffic, cargo operations remain stable. The airport is also developing cargo facilities and enhancing international connectivity, particularly in East Asia.
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