One desk for India ground handling bids

Operators publish a handling RFQ. Licensed agencies bid price, ground time and inclusions. Award stays with the operator.

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India turns still run on inboxes

Landing, transit and tech-stop handling at Indian airports is still a chain of emails, WhatsApp groups and station phone lists.

Without GHAS

  • RFQs copied to five stations
  • Quotes in mixed formats and currencies
  • No single view of ground time vs price

With GHAS

  • One RFQ to the India book
  • Comparable INR bids with inclusions
  • Award and desk notes on the same flight

Why operators use the desk

Built for charter, ACMI, scheduled and ferry flights that land, turn or tech-stop in India.

Faster quotes

Publish airport, aircraft, blocks and the service stack. Handlers who cover that station respond in one book.

Comparable INR bids

See lump-sum price, promised ground time and what is in the box before you award.

India-specific coverage

DEL, BOM, BLR, HYD, MAA and the rest of the listed AAI / JVC network, including night tech-stops.

Why handlers bid here

Station desks quote only where they are set up.

Inbound RFQs

See open handling demand at stations you cover instead of waiting on a forwarded email.

Revise in place

Update price or ground time on an open RFQ without opening a new thread.

Show your coverage

Airports and BCAS flags sit next to the bid so the operator can see fit at a glance.

How it works

1

Request

Operator posts flight, airport, STA/STD and services.

2

Compare

Handlers bid INR, minutes on the ground and inclusions.

3

Award

The originating operator picks a bid. Others close.

Questions

Who can post an RFQ?

Flight operators, airlines and charter desks. Create an operator account first.

Who can bid?

Ground handling agencies. List the Indian stations you cover.

Which airports?

The live list is on Markets.

Does GHAS hold airport concessions?

No. Concessions, BCAS access and DGCA liaison stay with the awarded handler.

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