Cargo 2000 opens Master Operating Plan e-freight software to all
2012 03 21
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CARGO 2000 says it has fulfilled its promise to give the air cargo industry open access to its standard processes as part of it continuous initiative to improve quality management across the supply chain, reports Australia's Aircargo Asia Pacific journal.
Cargo 2000, part of the e-freight programme of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), marked the launch of the new initiative when its chairman, Mattijs ten Brink, handed over the modernised version of its Master Operating Plan (MOP) to IATA cargo chief Des Vertannes at the association's World Cargo Symposium in Kuala Lumpur.
Non-members of Cargo 2000 can now download the electronic version of the new MOP from the Cargo 2000 website and begin to map their own quality processes to the industry standard being adopted by the group's members, said the report. The MOP has been made available free of charge and is supported by information and quality reports.
"At the end of last year we made a commitment to give open access to the updated version of our MOP when it became available in the first quarter of 2012 and we have delivered as promised. The Master Operating Plan is the engine that sits behind the programme bring new levels of quality and efficiencies to the air cargo supply chain. The new MOP replaces the version first created in 1997 and it reflects the significant changes that have taken place in our industry since then," the chairman said.
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