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Welcome to TIACA’s Newsroom. Here you will find our latest news, media resources, Cargo Pulse blog, corporate biographies and photos and other resources.
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Our Latest News
Anna Balan of AWERY CargoBooking Receives TIACA’s 2026 Rising Star Award
TIACA proudly announced Anna Balan, AWERY CargoBooking, as the recipient of the 2026 Rising Star Award, presented during the TIACA Executive Summit 2026 held in Warsaw, Poland, from June 1-3.
The Future Won’t Wait. Neither Can We
In her first leadership letter following the TIACA Executive Summit 2026, TIACA Chair Roos Bakker calls on the global air cargo industry to embrace resilience, innovation, sustainability, and inclusion as we navigate a rapidly changing world.
Hactl Receives 2026 Air Cargo Sustainability Award for Corporate Excellence
TIACA is proud to announce that Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) received the 2026 Air Cargo Sustainability Award – Corporate Category, sponsored by CHAMP Cargosystems.
Cargo Pulse
Our monthly newsletter, TIACA’s Cargo Pulse is the monthly newsletter of The International Air Cargo Association, written by TIACA, its members and partners and distributed to a database of over 11,000 air cargo professionals around the world. Every month, we choose a specific focus.
Member Perspectives on the New EASA Regulation
Ground handlers provide vital services to the carriers who appoint them and the community that interfaces with then. From passenger terminals, to ramp activities to cargo facilities, they are on the front line of customer service and are a critical component of ensuring safety and security compliance.
EASA’s New Ground Handling Rule: Progress or Parallel Complexity?
EASA recently as the first CAA published a regulation for Ground Operations seeking through a certification program to enhance the safety of aircraft operations…an obviously admirable objective.
The regulation do not include concrete procedures but foresee that the Ground Service Providers (GSP) to have their operations certified based on their own procedures and that these must be in line with best industry practices, ICAO recommendations, latest science etc and can differ by size and complexity of operation (a bit fluffy).
EASA Tightens Ground Handling Standards with New EU Regulation
The introduction of Regulation (EU) 2025/24, amending Regulation (EU) No 965/2012, marks a pivotal advancement in the oversight of ground handling services within the European Union.