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Quanterm Logistics: We are IATA Accredited Cargo Agent
What is IATA?
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the trade association for the airlines around the world, representing some 290 airlines or 82% of total air traffic. They support many areas of aviation activity and help formulate industry policy and standards. The IATA accreditation is a global travel industry recognition awarded to airlines, travel agents, and freight forwarders. It allows companies to gain recognition in the industry for their financial and professional expertise while regulating the relationships between the member airlines and the assigned sales agent.
A Trustworthy Partner
Being part of IATA means that Quanterm Logistics is recognized for our professional and service quality competence. We can directly collaborate with airlines without involving a third party which brings a better pricing competency.
Having a streamlined process and trained staff to handle all our shipments ensures that our standard of service quality is high. We can provide professional consultation and solutions to our customers’ requirements, demonstrating our reliability as a resourceful partner in the industry.
With the recent milestones that we have achieved in Halal Logistics Standard & GDPMD (Good Distribution Practice of Medical Devices) certifications, the IATA accreditation expands and reconfirms our ability to offer the best services for our customers across the industry, especially in Pharmaceutical & Medical, Dangerous Goods Handling , and consolidation freight for both Domestics & International services.
To know more about Quanterm Logistics, please visit the official website at www.quanterm.com.
Quanterm Logistics Sdn Bhd
Address: No 1, Jalan Biola 33/1, Seksyen 33, 40400 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.
Email: air-intl@quanterm.com
Tel: +603 5121 8000
Quanterm Logistics was established in June 1992, with headquarters located strategically at Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia and 4 local branches. Quanterm started the business as an LCL consolidator, providing services for the domestic and international markets.
Over the years, Quanterm has expanded to a wider network with services available to more than 600 destinations worldwide. Besides being a Master LCL Consolidator, we offer extensive services and strive to be the best total logistics solution partner.
Quanterm works closely with Custom and Excise to provide extensive services to our customers. As of 2020, we have developed overseas branches in Indonesia, Australia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar.
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