The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has invited the global air cargo sector to participate in its 2025 Annual Air Cargo Sustainability Survey, a key tool for tracking industry progress and shaping future initiatives, reports Singapore's Payload Asia
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has invited the global air cargo sector to participate in its 2025 Annual Air Cargo Sustainability Survey, a key tool for tracking industry progress and shaping future initiatives, reports Singapore's Payload Asia. First launched in 2020, the survey supports TIACA's Sustainability Insights Report, which provides analysis and recommendations to help the industry meet long-term goals for people, planet and prosperity.
TIACA chairman Steven Polmans said the survey enables companies of all sizes to contribute to a shared understanding of progress and areas needing improvement. 'This is how we hold ourselves accountable and move forward together,' he said.
Director General Glyn Hughes added that diverse input strengthens the survey's value, helping build programmes that serve the global community. He urged all stakeholders to take part.
The survey is part of TIACA's broader Sustainability Program, which includes initiatives such as BlueSky, Invest in Climate Action, the Sustainability Awards and the Training Repository. These efforts aim to unite the industry and promote positive contributions to the environment, society and business growth.
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