Cargo & DGR
IATA/FIATA Cargo Introductory Course
Leading to the IATA/FIATA Introductory Course Diploma, the IATA/FIATA Introductory Course is one of the requirements for accreditation as an IATA Cargo Agent. The Introductory Course takes into account a number of changes in the air cargo industry and the evolution of the industry towards the adoption of the Montreal Protocol.
How You Will Benefit
- Make appropriate arrangements and reservations for international air cargo shipments
- Calculate correct rates and charges for general cargo and special cargo (specific commodity and class rates)
- Complete Air Waybills in accordance with applicable IATA rules and procedures
Designed for
This course is designed for the traffic and operations staff of international air cargo agents but is also useful to sales and marketing staff of cargo agents and consolidators; sales, reservations and acceptance staff of airlines, airport handling and surface transportation companies; shipping department staff of manufacturers, wholesalers, importers and exporters.Course Content
- Industry regulations; ICAO -IATA - FIATA
- The air cargo agency; The IATA cargo agent -The consolidator
- World geography; IATA 3-letter codes -time differences -calculation of transportation times
- Use of Guides; the OAG Air Cargo Guide
- Aircraft; bulk loading limitations -Unit Load
- Devices (ULDs) Handling facilities; aircraft and cargo terminal facilities
- Air cargo acceptance
- Cargo booking procedures
- Cargo automation
- Air cargo rates and charges; application of TACT (The Air Cargo Tariff)
- The Air Waybill; completion - labelling and marking
The training kit includes the following publications:
- Course Guide with Model exams and answers
- 2 Training Textbooks
- The OAG Cargo Guide Training Edition
- The Air Cargo Tariff - TACT Training Edition
- Map of Europe and the World
- Air Waybill extracts
Shipping Fee: '
- Canada and USA: USD 25
- All other countries except Canada/USA: USD 38
Examinations:
Students may be required to take examinations at an exam centre that is not in their home city or country of enrolment. All travel and personal expenses and travel documentation are the students' responsibility. The IATA Local Co-ordinator determines the exact date and location of the examination.