News / Launch of TIACA tool to help air cargo raise standards and performance

Left to right: Rvind Kavuru, Director, Prospecta Technologies, Vladimir Zubkov, Secretary General, TIACA, Denis Choumert, Chairman, European Shippers’ Council, Amar More, CEO, Kale Logistics Solutions, Sanjiv Edward, Chairman, TIACA, Head of Cargo Business, Delhi International Airport, Steven Polmans, Head of Cargo and Logistics, Brussels Airport Company, and Cheemeng Wong, Senior Vice President, Cargo Services, SATS Ltd.

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.

CSQ comes after a year of research led by board chairman and head of ...