The IAC can accept known shipper cargo only at following location
The IAC can accept known shipper cargo only at following location
The IAC can accept known shipper cargo only at following location
The IAC can accept known shipper cargo only at following location
ANYWHERE
At iac’s facility tenderedto tge IAC by known shipper or its authorized rep
At iac’s facility tenderedto tge IAC by known shipper or its authorized rep
The Indirect Air Carrier (IAC) can accept known shipper cargo from any entity that has been validated and approved as a known shipper by the relevant authorities, typically the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in the United States. This includes businesses and organizations that meet security requirements and have undergone a vetting process. The cargo must be shipped in compliance with applicable regulations and guidelines to ensure safety and security during transportation.
The International Air Cargo (IAC) can accept known shipper cargo only at designated locations that meet specific security and regulatory requirements. These locations typically include approved cargo facilities, air cargo terminals, and certain airline-operated facilities. It is essential for shippers to ensure that their cargo is compliant with the necessary security protocols and that they are recognized as known shippers by the relevant authorities. Always check with the specific airline or cargo handler for their approved locations.
IAC (Independently Approved Cargo) can accept known shipper cargo only at specific locations designated by regulatory authorities, typically including approved cargo facilities and airport locations. These sites must comply with security standards set by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) or equivalent agencies. It's essential for shippers to verify the approved locations and ensure their cargo meets all necessary requirements before shipping.
shipper's security endorsement
Station Security Number
determine if the IAC appears on current list of TSA approved IAC's and validate their IAC number and expiration date on certification