TIACA seeks clarity on US export plan

The airfreight industry is in discussions with US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) about what advance information will be needed for its Air Export Manifest Pilot, says TIACA.
The outcome could have a major effect on airfreight from the US, it says.
Secretary general Doug Brittin commented: “We will be considering how best we can represent members’ issues with CBP on TIACA’s next Market Access and Trade Facilitation Subcommittee call."
Meanwhile, the Transportation Security Administration in the US has issued updated security for cargo originating in, or transiting, three countries in the Middle East following the downing of a Russian passenger aircraft over Sinai, Egypt.
TIACA recommends that forwarders and regulated agents who regularly have shipments originating or transiting the region contact their carriers for further information.

Share this story

Related Topics

Latest tiaca news

TIACA tackles people and pollution

Trade organisation TIACA is hoping to take a lead when it comes to reducing the emissions generated by air cargo…

Read More

Share this story

TIACA adds Latin America expertise

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has appointed Eric Hartmann as its regional representative – Latin America. As a regional…

Read More

Share this story

Tiaca positive for air cargo in 2023 despite tough outlook

Air cargo association Tiaca is predicting another tough 12 months for air cargo demand, but has also outlined positives for…

Read More

Share this story

Air Cargo News

Air Cargo News
Established in 1983, Air Cargo News is the leading source of news, information, interviews, analyses and reports to the global airfreight industry. Our leading portfolio includes print, digital and events that give businesses in the airfreight industry the ability to connect with decision-makers in this sector.