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Regulatory and Policy Issues for Air Cargo Development<\/h1>\n
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Regulations and policies affect every movement in the air cargo system. These regulations and policies can create challenges and risks for airports, and affect air cargo market performance and future development. In order to prepare for these changes, airports need to learn the current and upcoming regulations for air cargo operations. Security, safety, and environmental regulatory changes have the potential to impact air cargo operations.<\/p>\n

Security Policy<\/h4>\n

Since the events of September 11, 2001, the security regulations of the air cargo sector, like the passenger airline service, have increased drastically. The TSA<\/span>, which is part of the DHS<\/span>, has several policies and programs that impact air cargo shipments in the U.S. Click on each topic to read more:<\/p>\n