• India-UK CETA removes tariffs on nearly 99% of tariff lines.
• The agreement opens new trade flows in textiles, pharma, engineering, and high-value goods.
• Heathrow and Bengaluru airports expect growth in air cargo flows.
• The agreement could accelerate India's integration into higher-value global value chains.

The India-UK CETA may indicate a significant shift in the trade relationship between the two countries, potentially reshaping the air cargo corridor and creating new opportunities for Indian exporters and UK businesses. The agreement could suggest a growing trend towards preferential trade agreements, which may benefit the logistics industry and drive demand for customs, warehousing, and multimodal transport.