Iata-rated goods include priority goods, urgent goods, precious goods, fresh and perishable goods and dangerous goods.

1, priority goods

Priority goods refer to goods that have strict or special requirements for transportation and delivery time. These goods usually need priority handling and transportation to ensure that they arrive at their destination on time and avoid damage to the goods.

2. Urgent goods

Urgent items refer to items that need urgent transportation, such as medical supplies, medicines, emergency maintenance accessories, etc. These goods need to be delivered to the destination as soon as possible to meet the urgent demand.

3. Valuable goods

Valuables refer to items with high value, such as gold, jewelry, works of art, etc. These goods need to pay special attention to safety and protection to ensure that they will not be damaged or lost during transportation.

4. Fresh perishable goods

Fresh and perishable goods refer to goods that need to be kept fresh and avoid decay, such as fruits, vegetables, meat and seafood. These goods need to pay special attention to the control of temperature and humidity to ensure that they remain fresh and intact during transportation.

5. Dangerous goods

Dangerous goods refer to explosives, inflammables, toxic substances and other dangerous goods. These goods need to pay special attention to safety measures and regulations to ensure that accidents or dangers will not occur during transportation.

Importance of rules of International Air Transport Association

1 to ensure the safety of goods.

The International Air Transport Association has set a series of strict standards and specifications for cargo safety, including requirements for cargo packaging, marking, transportation and management. These regulations aim to ensure that the goods will not be damaged, lost or stolen during transportation, and ensure the safety and reliability of goods transportation.

2. Improve transportation efficiency

The regulations of the International Air Transport Association have also formulated corresponding transport rules and priority arrangements for different types and grades of goods to ensure that the goods can be delivered on time at the specified time and place. These regulations help to improve transportation efficiency, reduce the delay and loss of goods in the transportation process, and also help to optimize the operation of logistics supply chain.

3. Promote international trade

The implementation of IATA rules is also of great significance for promoting the development of international trade. Due to the differences in standards and norms of cargo transportation in different countries and regions, this has brought certain obstacles to international trade. IATA, as a globally recognized freight rule and standard, helps to eliminate these obstacles and promote the smooth progress of international trade.