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18-19 September in Warsaw, Poland
This event covers the challenges and opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe and "go East" strategies for western European airlines.
2008 IATA World Cargo Symposium is in the works!
3-6 March 2008 in Rome, Italy
Focus on the Customer: the shippers’ needs in air cargo logistics.
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"Environmental issues, particularly consumer perception of them, will impact Air Cargo business-volumes over the next two years..."
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IATA e-freight: pilots approach completion of “proof of concept” phase |
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The e-freight pilot workgroup is advancing towards completion of the critical 'proof of concept' phase, which is forecast for beginning of June. Read More
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MIP (Message Improvement Programme): participation and next steps |
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As a result of the recent IATA e-freight MIP campaign, we now have a total of 52 airlines waiting to participate in the programme. Read More
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Cargo 2000: the IATA partnership continues to grow |
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Cargo 2000 is becoming a central pillar in IATA’s multi-faceted drive to improve the air cargo industry and simplify the business. Read More
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The Air Cargo Security Industry Task Force takes shape |
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FIATA and IATA endorsed their co-leadership of the Global Air Cargo Security Industry Task Force during March, and press releases were made later that month. Read More
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CASSlink: Import takes off |
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The CASSlink global data management system officially launched its first live Import operation – in the UK – during Q1 2007. Read More
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Cargo safety: highlights from the 2006 Safety Report |
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The 2006 Safety Report, with an in-depth analysis of last year’s cargo accidents, is now available. Read More
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Plain-paper printed AWBs – a well kept secret |
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Freight forwarders can present their neutral coded AWBs to the airlines from a non-colour plain paper printer, as long the conditions of the contract are printed on the back of a minimum of three original copies. Read More
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