IATA Cargo Border Management Bulletin
Issued on an ad-hoc basis by the IATA Cargo Border Management team on topics related to COVID-19 outbreak Customs or Security matters impacting air cargo.
Issued on an ad-hoc basis by the IATA Cargo Border Management team on topics related to COVID-19 outbreak Customs or Security matters impacting air cargo.
The TACT [& IATA teams worldwide] team has put together a page including the following dashboards:
Airline Air Cargo Operations Status: this section covers over 370 airlines worldwide, to capture the Operational Status, current Cargo Restrictions, Passenger to Cargo (“P2C”) & Cargo in cabin information, as well as major schedule updates
Country Air Cargo Operations Status: this section covers over 200 countries, to capture the current Cargo Restrictions, Cargo in Cabin and other important updates to regulations.
IATA has centralized recent COVID-19 updates and emergency guidelines and other material from relevant bodies (i.e. WHO, ICAO, ACI, IATA) as well as country specifics guidelines.
Guidelines on the transport of specimens of Covid-19 and alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
Due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19), the ability to attend or deliver recurrent dangerous goods training is very limited. Many States have issued temporary extensions to existing dangerous goods training qualifications. Find out more in this document listing the States that have issued temporary extensions, together with a link to their website that provides the extension.
Macau, China case study
Malaysia case study
Maldives case study
Mongolia case study
Nepal case study
New Zealand case study
Pakistan case study
Singapore case study
Sri Lanka case study