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IATA confirms 2007 E-Freight Pilots

Geneva, Switzerland - Trials will lay the groundwork for global roll-out

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) today announced that it will pilot e-freight on key trade routes linking Canada, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Singapore and the United Kingdom in 2007. As part of the "Simplifying the Business Programme", IATA e-freight is designed to free the air cargo supply chain of the up to 38 documents that can accompany a single airfreight shipment. IATA e-freight...

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Rome, Italy, 12/14/2006 20:11
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