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Menzies Aviation signs ULD CARE’s Code of Conduct

Menzies Aviation has become the latest signatory to ULD CARE’s Code of Conduct, the aviation industry’s gold standard benchmark for the safe and efficient operation of Unit Load Devices inflight cargo.


Courtesy Menzies Aviation

 
Established in 2018, and derived from the IATA ULD Regulations, the ULD CARE Code of Conduct sets the standard for all ULD handling and operations, ensuring that the industry has clear instructions and guidance for their safe and efficient operation. Its 10 steps ensure responsible handing, in-flight safety, damage-free handling and storage, safe transport, serviceability, stability, reporting, due skill, and proper training.

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A trade association of the ULD community, ULD CARE promotes direction and delivers appropriate change in ULD operations throughout the global air cargo operating environment.
 
Robert Fordree, EVP cargo, Menzies Aviation said: “We are delighted to support the ULD CARE, Code of Conduct. As an aviation service provider we recognise the importance of the ULD in the supply chain and its role in aircraft safety. We also acknowledge the key role we have to play in looking after this equipment on behalf of our customers."
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President of ULD CARE Urs Weisendanger said: “ULD Care is very pleased to welcome Menzies Aviation, an industry giant and global leader in aviation freight as the latest signatory to our Code of Conduct, which shows just how important cargo safety is to everyone in the aviation industry.”
 

 

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