• Aviation Industry-Wide Synopsis:-

1) Aviation Press releases based on industry standards .Timely coverages of Business development and scope of growth within country and FDI’s.

2) Social media marketing ,Voice marketing ,video conferencing, zoom inn, webinars are ready to catering with concepts.

3) Marketing airlines-Aviation industry already suffering with unattended problems covering up them with schematic ventures and promoting support to gain up policies with wide expansion of business.

4) Cargo:-Most service oriented to promote thru WMN indir ect participation within the globe.

5)  Freight -Big concerns are with freight traffic as they Need attention WMN is going to play a major role in promoting them during this crisis.

6)  Airlines compare to shipping is limited but still to remove burdening of traditional routes to cargo  It needs the awareness of branding and support systems so that, it could be fast and get instant  results . “WMN “are entering in this with    sponsorships programming with the Air cargo companies as well with the airlines

     to benefit the customers and to create awareness and benefits of Air cargo for the smooth functioning  across the world.

7)  Crisis Management is very important for the company as the coronavirus has  affected many businesses and the brand image , the awareness needs to be done so that the trust of the company is there for the customers to deal with them, WMN  is  ready to give support plans  for the brands and is also going to introduce their policies of insurances ,finances along with other investment options. The Finance Ministry in India is considering a proposal that includes temporary suspension of most taxes levied on the sector, including a deferment of aviation fuel tax, said the sources, who have direct knowledge of the matter.The rescue package, proposed by India’s civil aviation ministry, is likely to be worth up to 100-120 billion rupees ($1.3-$1.6 billion), the two sources said.”Taxes could be deferred till the coronavirus spread is contained and the aviation sector can come back to its feet,”