TIACA News

TIACA Announces Results of Executive Elections
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) announced the results of its Executive Elections for the 2024-2025 term. Steven Polmans has been re-elected and will remain Chair for the next two years and following a change to the Governance rules to enable two Vice Chairs to be appointed, Emir Pineda and Roos Bakker have been duly elected.

Jean-Claude Delen Formally Inducted into TIACA’s Hall of Fame
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) formally inducted Jean-Claude Delen, former CEO BENELUX and France for DHL Global Forwarding and former President of FIATA into the Hall of Fame this week during the Executive Summit 2023.

TIACA Announces LATAM Cargo and Regent Craft Win the 2023 Sustainability Awards
TIACA announced the results of the fifth edition of the Air Cargo Sustainability Awards, run in partnership with one of the leading industry IT solution providers CHAMP Cargosystems.
Cargo Pulse

Animals – Air Cargo’s VIP Passengers
From pets to race horses to fish to endangered species traveling to support animal conservation programs, air cargo’s ViP travellers are the millions of live animals who fly every year.

Challenge Handling: The Air Cargo Horse Whisperer
7000 horses made their way through the Horse Inn at Liège Airport in 2022, and onto carefully planned charters flying to the world’s equestrian events at destinations such as Doha, Mexico, Miami, New York, or Shanghai.

Caring for the First-class Passengers – Animals
What comes to mind when you think about a first-class airport experience? Maybe a swift journey through security, an excellent retail offer, or a luxurious lounge to relax in pre-flight. How about fresh hay and warm, clean water to swim in?
For the UK’s hub airport, catering to millions of passengers every month doesn’t just mean keeping people happy and on the move, it means offering quality service to over four million animals every year too.

“Animal Limo” Provides First-class Experience
Unlike the majority of air cargo handling facilities around the world, Hactl’s SuperTerminal 1 has always embodied comprehensive resources for handling every conceivable kind of live animal cargo; and Hactl has accordingly built up a long track record of successful live animal movements. The company is frequently called upon to handle imports and exports of zoo animals, conservation animals, livestock and bloodstock.
TIACA supports its members and works with industry partners and regulators to advocate and drive change for a safe, profitable and united air cargo industry that embraces modern technologies and practices to sustainably and fairly serve trade and social development worldwide.