Mar 25 | 2019
Freight Airline Renews Cargo iQ Compliance
Freight airline AirBridgeCargo has passed a second audit reconfirming compliance with the Cargo iQ standards for breakbulk cargo handling.
Following a two-day inspection of its operations in Moscow, Russia, the firm was measured against a series of key performance indicators to determine handling of cargo and received a 99 percent compliance rating. Auditing was carried out by SGS.
“Being an active member of Cargo iQ, we feel that its transparency and visibility is the only solution for further development of the cargo industry, with understandable actions taken by all members of supply chains and a clear data-sharing approach to achieve the standards described in the master operating plan,” said Sergey Lazarev, general director of AirBridgeCargo Airlines.
ABC provides breakbulk flight services worldwide via a fleet of18 Boeing 747 freighters and nine of the newest generation Boeing 748-8 Freighter. The firm is a subsidiary of Volga-Dnepr Group,
Photo: ABC freighter. Credit: ABC
Following a two-day inspection of its operations in Moscow, Russia, the firm was measured against a series of key performance indicators to determine handling of cargo and received a 99 percent compliance rating. Auditing was carried out by SGS.
“Being an active member of Cargo iQ, we feel that its transparency and visibility is the only solution for further development of the cargo industry, with understandable actions taken by all members of supply chains and a clear data-sharing approach to achieve the standards described in the master operating plan,” said Sergey Lazarev, general director of AirBridgeCargo Airlines.
ABC provides breakbulk flight services worldwide via a fleet of18 Boeing 747 freighters and nine of the newest generation Boeing 748-8 Freighter. The firm is a subsidiary of Volga-Dnepr Group,
Photo: ABC freighter. Credit: ABC
