A haulier operates on behalf of a regulated agent or known consignor and is authorized to collect, transport, and deliver secure air cargo or airmail. The haulier must ensure that the cargo is protected against unauthorized access, tampering, or theft during transport. This is achieved through appropriate security measures such as sealed vehicles, GPS tracking, and controlled access to the transported goods.

Why become a Haulier?

A haulier working on behalf of an approved Known Consignor or regulated agent is permitted to transport secure air cargo or airmail. This ensures that your goods reach their destination quickly and cost-effectively. If a haulier is not certified, the cargo must undergo a full inspection before being loaded onto an aircraft. These inspection measures are often time-consuming and technically demanding, resulting in additional costs. For time-sensitive deliveries (such as food) or delicate goods (such as sterile packaging), it is crucial to use a certified haulier to avoid unnecessary delays and costs.

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The following training is required for hauliers:

• Training for security managers (in accordance with Chapter 11.2.5 of Regulation (EU) 2015/1998)

• Training of persons with unsupervised access to identifiable air cargo and mail to which the required security controls have been applied and persons implementing security controls for air cargo and mail other than screening (in accordance with Chapter 11.2.3.9 of Regulation (EU) 2015/1998)
   

Our trainers, approved by the Federal Aviation Authority (Luftfahrtbundesamt), will train your security managers and employees in line with the approval requirements and EU regulations.