IATA Survey Shows Growing Awareness of ONE Record and Areas for Further Support
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released findings from a survey of cargo industry participants, highlighting the growing momentum behind ONE Record — the preferred data‑sharing standard for air cargo, set to become mandatory from 1 January 2026. Key Findings: Awareness & Readiness - Over 70% of respondents are aware of ONE Record. - Nearly 50% indicate readiness for adoption. Industry Expectations for IATA Support - 78% want more pilots and demonstrations. - 75% seek peer examples and shared learning. - 80% ask for regular communication and guidance. IATA’s Next Steps - Expanding participation in pilot projects. - Offering training, webinars, and certification. - Sharing best practices and implementation examples. - Working with regulators and IT providers to align adoption efforts. Why ONE Record Matters - Provides a single, consistent digital language for air cargo. - Enhances transparency and collaboration across the supply chain. - Reduces manual processes, boosting efficiency and scalability. - Lays the foundation for future innovations like automation and AI‑driven logistics.
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