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In aviation, what decides is not shipping your goods by air but actually operating the air transport service. An exporter that ships goods by air, or a contractor that builds an airport terminal, is not a candidate here; both fall under separate headings.
An exporter that ships goods by air is not a candidate here; the candidate is the carrier that operates the air transport service itself, the ground handling provider, or the airport/terminal operator. Shipping alone is a Logistics topic.
Building or maintaining an airport or terminal is assessed separately from operating the air transport service; that role falls under Construction and Built Environment.
No verified candidate standards are mapped to this sector yet.
These are not ISO standards; each has its own scheme owner, issuing body and rules. Whether they are candidates is decided by activity and buyer requirement.
CEIV is IATA's certification family for special cargo: four programs — Pharma, Live Animals, Fresh, and Lithium Batteries — validate handling standards.
The IATA Fuel Quality Pool is a group of airlines that share fuel inspection reports and inspection workload at airports worldwide.
IOSA is IATA's operational safety audit program: airlines are registered on the IOSA Registry, and IATA membership requires staying registered.
ISAGO is IATA's safety audit program for ground handling providers: registration and station accreditation each run for 24 months.
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