About
When shipping or accepting live animals for air transportation, you have to know how to use and comply with the IATA Live AnimalsRegulations (LAR). IATA LAR is the global standard and essential guide to transporting live animals by air in a safe, humane, and cost-effective manner. The expertise acquired in this course will also allow you to identify business development opportunities for your company as this type of transportation requires a high degree of technical skills.
Whether you are a shipper, a freight forwarder, an airline, or an animal care professional, a working knowledge of LAR is a must to ensure that live animals are transported humanely and in compliance with airline regulations and animal welfare standards.
Course format
- Case studies
- Final examination
What you will learn
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
- Meet compliance standards and master the use of IATA’s Live Animals Regulations (LAR) manual
- Protect the safety and welfare of animals on the ground and in the air
- Review and discuss special routings and animal behaviors
- Identify and implement procedures to handle emergency situations
- Understand the container design principles for live animals.
Key topics
- Proper use of IATA's Live Animals Regulations manual
- Government and airline regulations
- Shippers' and airlines' responsibilities
- Classification and identification of live animals
- Packaging, documentation and marking requirements for live animal shipments
- Special shipping procedures and considerations for endangered species
- Delay and emergency handling
- Load planning and calculation
- Completion of the Shipper's Certification for Live Animals, the Notification to Captain (NOTOC), and CITES documentation
Target audience
- Customer service
- Reservations and operations staff of airlines
- Airline handlers
- Air cargo forwarders
Table of Contents
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Day 1
- Introduction to the IATA LAR manual and its implementation
- Shipper’s responsibilities
- Carrier’s responsibilities
- Government and CITES regulations
- Carrier regulations
- Reservations and advance arrangements
- Reservation procedures
- Schedules and routings
- Interline advance arrangements
- Delivery to the consignee
- Animal behavior
- Disturbance
- Sedation and euthanasia
- In-flight environment
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Day 2
- Classification of live animals
- Common description and size of adult animals
- Documentation
- Shipper’s certification
- Air waybill
- NOTOC and CITES
- Container requirements
- General requirements
- Stocking densities
- Marking and labelling
- Handling procedures
- Acceptance of live animals
- Ground handling of animal shipments
- Loading procedures
- Specific handling procedures
- Feeding and watering
- Advice to captain
- Health and hygiene
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Day 3
- Convention of international trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora
- Life science logistics for laboratory animals
- Health status classification
- Animal type, number and condition
- Additional species considerations
- Container consideration
- Final Examination
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