IATA - Multilateral e-AWB Agreement - Freight Forwarders, The Multilateral e-AWB Agreement, IATA Resolution 672 (doc), provides a single standard agreement that airlines and freight forwarders can sign once with IATA and start doing e-AWB with all other parties to the agreement. This is NOT an IATA code. If you would like to register for an IATA Code, please visit the cargo accreditation site.
The ?Multilateral? solution IATA with the industry developed a ?multilateral? e-AWB Agreement as new IATA Resolution 672 Parties sign once with IATA enabling them to do e-AWB with all other Parties: Airline with all participating Freight Forwarders Freight Forwarder with all participating Airlines MULTILATERAL E-AWB AGREEMENT, multilateral agreement, in the form set forth in Attachment ?A?, on behalf of all carriers advising IATA of the airport locations where such carrier(s) will receive cargo. IATA shall ensure that any multilateral agreement it administers in the form of Attachment ?A? includes an appen dix to.
IATA MULTILATERAL E-AIR WAYBILL AGREEMENT NOTICE CONCERNING CARRIER'S LIMITATION OF LIABILITY If the carriage involves an ultimate destination or stop in a country other than the country of departure, the Montreal Convention or the Warsaw Convention may be applicable to the liability of the Carrier in respect of loss of, damage or delay to cargo.
Guidelines for Activating the Multilateral e-AWB Agreement www.iata.org/e-awb-multilateral By joining the Multilateral e-AWB Agreement (Resolution 672), freight forwarder and airline confirm their intent to do e-AWB, and their consent to the terms and conditions for doing business electronically as stated in the Agreement.
The International Air Transport Association ( IATA ) and the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) announced the approval of the Multilateral electronic Air Waybill ( e -AWB) standard, removing the need for bilateral e -AWB agreements .
agent for purposes of executing the IATA MULTILATERAL E-AIR WAYBILL AGREEMENT set forth as Attachment ?A? to IATA Resolution 672 on our behalf. We understand and agree that IATA shall act solely on our behalf as our agent in connection with the IATA MULTILATERAL E-AIR WAYBILL AGREEMENT and shall have only those responsibilities set, 16/07/2014 ÿú Yusen Logistics announces that it concluded a Multilateral Electronic Air Waybill ( e -AWB) Agreement with the International Air Transport Association ( IATA ). This Agreement enables Yusen Logistics to simplify contract procedures, as individual contracts with IATA member airlines for e -AWB implementation will no longer be necessary.;"
