Showing posts with label Freight Forwarders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freight Forwarders. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Singapore Airfreight Directory
http://www.singaporeairfreight.com/indexSAD.aspx?DirID=88&Version=english
Directory for air freight companies in Singapore and a source for news related to the air freight industry and the aviation industry in general.
Directory for air freight companies in Singapore and a source for news related to the air freight industry and the aviation industry in general.
Perishables: Documentation and Labeling
http://en.lancargo.com/services/perishables/documentation-and-labeling/
IATA e-freight Business Process & Standards
http://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/efreight/Pages/materials.aspx
n order to remove the paper and use electronic messages it is necessary to have common and clear business process and standards, which are the foundations of IATA e-freight as well as e-Freight Operational Procedures (e-FOP) that stakeholders can follow in an e-freight environment.
In this section you will find information on:
* IATA Cargo To-Be business process
* IATA e-freight operational procedures
* IATA e-freight functional specifications
* Standard electronic messages
n order to remove the paper and use electronic messages it is necessary to have common and clear business process and standards, which are the foundations of IATA e-freight as well as e-Freight Operational Procedures (e-FOP) that stakeholders can follow in an e-freight environment.
In this section you will find information on:
* IATA Cargo To-Be business process
* IATA e-freight operational procedures
* IATA e-freight functional specifications
* Standard electronic messages
IATA Freight Forwarder – Carrier – Ground Handling Agent Communication Functional Specifications
http://www.iata.org/SiteCollectionDocuments/Documents/IATAFFCarrierGHAFunctionalSpecificationsv07.pdf
As part of the IATA e-freight project, this document is intended to describe some of the information (electronic message) flows implemented between Freight Forwarders, Carriers and Ground Handling Agents at origin and at destination in an IATA e-freight environment. For IATA e-freight’s purposes, this information flow must preserve the Shipment Record1 (e-AWB) and ensure the data quality and integrity.
As part of the IATA e-freight project, this document is intended to describe some of the information (electronic message) flows implemented between Freight Forwarders, Carriers and Ground Handling Agents at origin and at destination in an IATA e-freight environment. For IATA e-freight’s purposes, this information flow must preserve the Shipment Record1 (e-AWB) and ensure the data quality and integrity.
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