South America will benefit as air cargo traffic diverts from the transpacific
South America is set to be a main attraction amid capacity cuts on the transpacific, ...
Forwarder associations are warning members that they must upload their dangerous goods certificates immediately, or face being struck-off the roster of IATA agents.
BIFA, the UK forwarder association, said IATA had decreed that “agents who are currently non-compliant and not enrolled in DGR training will start receiving final termination notices today”.
The association added: “If they remain non-compliant, their termination date will be on 31 August.”
BIFA told members they must address this “immediately” – only 79% of UK forwarders are compliant, it ...
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