- Member (0 to 30 points)
- Silver (31 to 50 points)
- Gold (51 to 80)
- Platinum (81 or more points)
New membership classification will rank members’ performance and drive full integration of Cargo 200
posted by AJOT | Mar 19 2012 at 08:00 PM | Air Cargo
Cargo 2000, the air cargo industry quality standard, is raising its quality management system to the highest level through the launch of a new classification system for membership. For service providers and customers, this means an increase in the quality of air cargo processes internally and externally.
Mattijs ten Brink, Chairman of Cargo 2000, said, 'The ultimate goal is to move air cargo organizations towards the full integration of Cargo 2000 and to increase the value of our program both internally and externally. Our message is clear: partial implementation of any operational plan only delivers partial results. To realize all of the benefits of Cargo 2000, full integration is a necessity.'
Membership Classification confers additional value and quality to its members and the higher the membership level, the greater the rewards, including the use of solid assessment tools, recognition for best-in-class performance, and enhanced profile with shippers that will use Cargo 2000 as part of their supplier selection process.
The new Cargo 2000 Membership Classification consists of four levels based on a points system that objectively measures a company's integration of Cargo 2000 into its daily business processes: