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Cargo-XML messages are used for electronic communication between airlines and other air cargo supply chain stakeholders, such as shippers, freight forwarders, ground-handling agents, and regulators, as well as customs and security agencies.

The resolutions issued by the Passenger Agency Conference form the basis of the industry distribution system. A resolution provides terms and conditions that applicants and Accredited Agents must comply with to undertake sales on behalf of IATA member airlines.

The Passenger Standards Conference is governed by Resolution 009 which establishes the Conference structure and five Management Boards each with oversight of standards in a key business domain. The Conference has ultimate decision-making authority over all standard setting activity within its scope.

The Passenger Standards Conference is governed by Resolution 009 which establishes the Conference structure and five Management Boards each with oversight of standards in a key business domain. The Conference has ultimate decision-making authority over all standard setting activity within its scope.

IATA is the trade association for the world's airlines. It supports many areas of aviation activity and helps formulate industry policy on critical aviation issues.

IATA Recommended Practice 1630 applies to air cargo security. The United States Postal Service has developed a set of security procedures for ensuring the security of mail that travels by air. These procedures were established via mutual agreement between USPS and the TSA.

The resolutions issued by the Passenger Agency Conference form the basis of the industry distribution system. A resolution provides terms and conditions that applicants and Accredited Agents must comply with to undertake sales on behalf of IATA member airlines.