Five decades of friendship, service and shaping India's air cargo industry.
The Air Cargo Club of Delhi was founded in January 1977 by a small group of friends who shared a common workplace — the cargo terminal at Delhi's Palam Airport. What began as informal evenings of conversation has grown into one of India's most respected cargo fraternities.
Nearly fifty years on, ACCD remains true to its founding spirit: a non-profit, non-political community that places relationships above commerce, and family alongside profession.
To be the most trusted and respected fraternity of air cargo professionals in India — a forum where the industry comes to learn, connect, and grow.
To foster lasting relationships across the cargo ecosystem, to mentor the next generation of cargo leaders, and to serve our community through meaningful charitable work.
Integrity, friendship, service, and inclusivity. We welcome every professional from the cargo family — from the youngest trainee to the most seasoned veteran.
Founded. A handful of cargo professionals at Palam form the Air Cargo Club of Delhi.
Annual Ball begins. The Gala Dinner becomes the centrepiece of Delhi's cargo calendar.
Charitable wing expands. Partnerships with NGOs serving children and the differently-abled.
1 Million Tonnes. Delhi crosses the milestone for a second consecutive year — with ACCD members at the helm.
235+ members. Today the club represents nearly every major airline, forwarder and GSA operating in North India.
The next 50 years. Digital, sustainable, and inclusive — the future of Indian air cargo, built together.
