The IATA Cargo Introductory Training Program is a foundation level training program designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the air cargo industry and its operational processes. It introduces participants to the key concepts, terminology, stakeholders, documentation, and procedures involved in the movement of cargo by air.
The program provides an overview of the air cargo supply chain, including the roles of airlines, freight forwarders, cargo agents, airports, shippers, and consignees.
Participants gain basic knowledge of cargo booking, acceptance, handling, documentation, Air Waybills (AWBs), cargo preparation, and applicable industry standards and regulations.
The training is particularly beneficial for students and fresh graduates aspiring to build careers in aviation, airlines, airports, logistics, freight forwarding, cargo operations, and supply-chain management.
Overall, the program helps bridge the gap between academic education and industry requirements by giving students exposure to internationally recognised air cargo practices and enhancing their industry readiness and employability.
Operations at cargo agencies, airlines, and freight forwarders
Air cargo acceptance basic rating principles
Air waybill completion
Industry terminology and abbreviations
IATA geography, TACT, OAG, and other cargo manuals
Course Format:
- This course is available as part of the distance learning programme of IATA. Enroll at GMR Aviation Academy to study this course with the help of highly qualified & experienced trainers.
- Once enrolled with IATA, GMR Aviation Academy will issue the necessary training books & materials received from IATA and will impart 42 hours of training over the 6 Day programme, before the IATA exam.
Online on IATA PLATFORM
- Newcomers to the industry
- Cargo agent and air freight forwarder sales and marketing staff
- Airline and manufacturer sales, reservations, and acceptance staff
- Junior-level managers at cargo agents, airlines, and manufacturers
Rs 35000 plus taxes. (USD 367)
