eAWB360 is an industry call-to-action initiative of coordinated industry engagement and communication activities aimed at encouraging airlines, freight forwarders, and ground handlers to adopt e-AWB as well as building stakeholder readiness at selected airports.
The eAWB360 campaign is based on three pillars:
- Single Process: All participating airlines commit to implementing Single Process at eAWB360 airports before the go-live date
- Airport SOP: Common e-AWB SOPs need to be developed for all stakeholders at eAWB360 airports
- Communication: A series of coordinated and synchronized communication and engagement activities will be done between airlines and IATA. The communication promotes the use of e-AWB as the preferred message for shipping cargo to all destinations from eAWB360 airports.
Airports and Go-Live dates
| Airport code | airport name | go-live date |
|---|---|---|
| AMS | Amsterdam | 1-Jan-16 |
| CDG | Paris | 1-Feb-16 |
| FRA | Frankfurt | 1-Feb-16 |
| DXB | Dubai | 1-Mar-16 |
| JNB | Johannesburg | 1-Mar-16 |
| LHR | London | 1-Mar-16 |
| MXP | Milan | 1-Mar-16 |
| SIN | Singapore | 1-Mar-16 |
| ZRH | Zurich | 1-Mar-16 |
| HKG | Hong Kong | 1-Jun-16 |
| YUL | Montreal | 1-Jun-16 |
| YVR | Vancouver | 1-Jun-16 |
| YYZ | Toronto | 1-Jun-16 |
| DFW | Dallas | 1-Jul-16 |
| JFK | New York | 1-Jul-16 |
| ORD | Chicago | 1-Aug-16 |
| ATL | Atlanta | 1-Sep-16 |
| DOH | Doha | 1-Sep-16 |
| MIA | Miami | 1-Sep-16 |
| GVA | Geneva | 1-Oct-16 |
| LAX | Los Angeles | 1-Oct-16 |
| BSL | Basel | 1-Mar-17 |
| CPT | Cape Town | 1-May-17 |
| JED | Jeddah | 1-Jun-17 |
| MAD | Madrid | 1-Jun-17 |
| NBO | Nairobi | 1-Jun-17 |
| IAH | Houston | 1-Jul-17 |
| MUC | Munich | 1-Aug-17 |
| SEA | Seattle | 1-Sep-17 |
| SFO | San Francisco | 1-Sep-17 |
| BOS | Boston | 1-Oct-17 |
| BRU | Brussels | 1-Oct-17 |
| CAN | Guangzhou | 16-Oct-17 |
| PVG | Pudong | 16-Oct-17 |
| TPE | Taoyuan | 1-Sep-17 |
| NRT | Narita | 1-Nov-17 |
| ICN | Incheon | 1-Dec-17 |
| MRU | Mauritius | 30-Apr-18 |
| MEX | Mexico | 1-Jul-18 |
| DMM | Dammam | 1-Aug-18 |
| RUH | Riyadh | 1-Aug-18 |
| KIX | Osaka | 1-Sep-18 |
| HAM | Hamburg | 1-Oct-18 |
| PEK | Beijing | 1-Nov-18 |
| KHH | Kaohsiung | Already live |
| BOM | Bombay | 16-Nov-18 |
| DEL | Delhi | 15-Aug-18 |
| BCN | Barcelona | 12-Dec-18 |
| MAN | Manchester | 5-Dec-18 |
Participating Airlines
31 leading e-AWB airlines support the eAWB360 initiatives at 37 high volume cargo airports.
Airlines by airports
- Global roll out plan (pdf)
You can find below this Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) developed at selected airports, containing the operational steps that stakeholders of the air cargo supply chain should follow when using e-AWB.
| Region | eAWB Airport SOP |
|---|---|
| Africa | ACC (pdf) |ADD (pdf) | CMN (pdf) |CPT (pdf) | DLA (pdf) | EBB (pdf) | JNB (pdf) | MRU (pdf)NBO (pdf) | TNR (pdf) | WDH (pdf) |
| Asia Pacific | BLR (pdf) | BKK (pdf) | BOM (pdf) | DEL (pdf) | HYD (pdf) | ICN, PUS (pdf) | SIN (pdf) | Japan (NRT HNC NGO KIX FUK SPK) (pdf) |
| Australia | All International Airports (pdf) |
| Europe | AMS (pdf) | ARN (pdf) | BRU (pdf) | BSL (pdf) (FR) | CDG (pdf) | CPH (pdf) | FRA (pdf) | GVA (pdf) | HAM (pdf) | HEL (pdf) | IST (pdf) | LHR (pdf) | MAD (pdf) | MXP (pdf) ZRH (pdf) |
| Canada | All International Airports (pdf) |
| Latin America | BOG (pdf) (ES) | GDL (pdf) (ES) | GRU (pdf) | LIM Export (pdf) (ES Export) | LIM Import (pdf) (ES Import) MEX (pdf) (ES) | PTY (pdf) (ES) | SCL (pdf) (ES) | UIO (pdf) (ES) | VCP (pdf) |
| Middle East | AMM (pdf) | AUH (pdf) | BAH (pdf) | DMM (pdf) | DOH (pdf) | DXB (pdf) | JED (pdf) | MCT (pdf) | RUH (pdf) | SHJ (pdf) |
| North Asia | CAN (pdf) (EN) | PVG (pdf) (EN) |
| USA | All international Airports (pdf) |