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Each year, there are an increasing number of industry events, especially in the air cargo ...
Transparency and standards in air cargo are under increasing internal scrutiny as the sector looks to improve its reputation and performance to attract more shippers.
Last week, the International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) launched its Cargo Service Quality (CSQ) initiative at its executive summit in Miami.
Designed to improve visibility and facilitate global standards across the air cargo supply chain, it will give shippers insight into the quality of service delivered by operators.
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Luis Ramirez
October 24, 2017 at 11:19 amWhat are the next steps to be part of this initiative or is the program still in construction?