Air Cargo Netherlands: “The voice of the Dutch Air Cargo Industry” AAAfternoon: Luchtvracht, Schiphol, 26 november 2014 Ben Radstaak, Managing Director Air Cargo Netherlands

The European Air Cargo Market

Paris CdG

London Heathrow

Amsterdam

Brussels Cologne

Luxembourg Liege

Zurich

Milan

Berlin

Frankfurt

Leipzig

Munich

East Midlands

Main Hub

Secondary Airport

European Road Feeder Network (Scheduled truck-flight cargo service routes as of May 2012)

International competition increasing (e.g. Emirates)

The parties in the air cargo supply chain and their interrelationships

Second Line

Ground Handler

Second Line

Origin Forwarder

Destination Forwarder Airline

Receiver (iconsignee)

Ground Handler

Fysical Goods Flow Customer Supplier Relation Communication Line

Shipper (consignor)

1. Special Interest Group

ACN Board and

Organization

The Role of ACN as Air Cargo Industry Association

ACN Unites All Air Cargo Parties:

Ground Handlers Forwarders Truckers

Airlines Airports

“We Go For Chain Integration …

Forwarders Truckers

Airlines Airports

Ground Handlers

Custom

s

… and Optimal Implementation of Rules & Regulations & Inspections”

AEO

C-TPAT

CSI

PRECISE TAPA ACAS

ECS

SPX/SCO

DG ICS

ISO 28000

ACN and the Dutch Government strive for ‘Smarter Customs & Security’

ACN consistently supports IATA’s e-Freight Initiative

e-Freight is a clear ambition: Take the paper out of the whole air cargo chain!

Shippers

Export Customs

Import Customs

Origin Freight Forwarders

Origin-Destination Carrier

Consignees

Destination Freight Forwarders

Carrier/ GHA

Carrier/ GHA

1. Invoice 2. Packing List 3. Certificate of Origin 4. Letter of Instruction 5. Dangerous Goods Declaration

6. Master Air Waybill 7. House Waybill 8. House Manifest 9. Export Goods Declaration 10.Customs Release Export

11. Flight Manifest 12. Transfer Manifest 13. Export Cargo Declaration 14. Import Cargo Declaration

15. Import Goods Declaration 16. Customs Release Import

17. Transit Declaration 18. Security Declaration 19. Freight Booked List 20. CITES Certificate

e-Freight is a complex evolution: Many parties, many documents, many rules …

SHIPPERS

FORWARDERS

AIRLINES / HANDLERS G O V E R N M E N T

Schiphol Virtual Customs Free Zone: >50 participating companies, operational as of 2005

Ground Handler (1e line)

Transit (NCTS)

Imports

Forwarder (2e line)

Exports

ECS / ICS / ENS Electronic (H)AWB

Paperless Shipment Tracking System (DGVS)

Kuehne + Nagel

Nippon Express

Put Fresh

Kintetsu

UTI ITG

Geologistics

CEVA

Cyber Freight

DSV

Bos Transport

DHL Global

Hellmann

Cargo Masters

Expeditors Schenker

UPS SCS

Hoektrans

Kamerman Nagel

Rockwood

Aerocar Traffic

Triple

IJS Global

Fast Forward

OTX

Ziegler

VCK

TNT Express

Copex

Yusen Hankyu

Fresh Port

Schiphol Express

Geodis Wilson

Agility

Menzies

KLM

DHL Express

Aviapartner

KDS

Skylink

L&A

Swiss Port Jan de Rijk

Viggo

Panalpina

WFS

VAT

WFS

Rhenus

Customs Warehouses in the Schiphol “Virtual Free Zone”

Towards an Integrated Approach of All Compliance Checks

in a Speedy and Reliable Process

SmartGate Concept: 8 Elements

SmartGate ICT Solutions

Centralized Risk Analysis

SmartGate Combines All Compliance Checks and Inspections in a Flexible Way…

Mobile Teams / Scan

ULD Scan

Remote Scan Nuclear Detection

Customs Control Centre

Joint Inspection Centre

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Compliance Checks at Schiphol via eCargo Receipt & eLink

eAWB Security

Powered by:

The ACN Smart Card: For Speed & Security Gives access to 10 ground handling companies

(mostly 1st line, but increasingly 2nd line) Used by > 300 trucking companies / couriers Digital ID for > 4,000 drivers All with criminal background checks Check on truckers’ RA status With biometric ID: hand scan

Powered by

Compliance Checks at Schiphol via eCargo Receipt & eLink

Jointly powered by:

Combining eFreight & eLink: “Please Proceed to Dock Door”

Advantages of eLink at Schiphol:

Faster shipment delivery process: No more paper handling and less personnel

at the desks of the ground handler Shorter dwell times for forwarder / trucker:

15 minutes faster handling times (approx. 25%) Direct savings: approx. € 5 million Indirect advantages of e-Freight & eLink: Opportunities for further reducing throughput times Peak shaving via Collaborative Planning

Thank you!