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Zeal Global Services Ltd. operates as a General Sales and Service Agent (GSA) and General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) for the aviation industry, primarily focusing on air cargo logistics. The company acts as an intermediary, managing and selling cargo space on behalf of international and domestic airlines to freight forwarders. Its core services include international and domestic GSA representation, charter services for large-scale shipments, and comprehensive support such as marketing, sales, accounting, and operational assistance for its airline partners. Zeal Global Services Ltd. facilitates the movement of various goods, including pharmaceuticals, perishables, and fashion apparel. The company also provides air passenger carrier services. It serves markets primarily in India and Southeast Asia, with ambitions for expansion into regions like the Middle East, Hong Kong, and Latin America.
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