
New European Union air cargo rules that have ignited a row with Russia and jeopardized annual trade worth more than 13 billion euros ($18 billion) came into force on Tuesday, and are likely to heighten tensions between the EU and Moscow.
The EU is gradually tightening its security rules for air shipments, while Russia argues its airlines and airports need no extra checks, since they have already met safety standards set by a United Nations aviation body.
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Its a matter of international concern, but surely it will affect world air cargo business.
Okay, What if one wants to send some small shipment from India to Spain. Will this affect India -Spain cargo business?
Yes, one can send any size of permitted cargo from India to Spain as usual.
Till now, these security rules imposed by EU do not affect the trade between India and EU.
The shipments are being delivered in Spain and other European countries by Libra Worldwide; as usual.
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It is important to be aware of international safety standards and requirements when you are involved with logistics and transport.
Whatever safety is required should be followed by all the countries as air freight are also subjected with hijacking and other illegal activities.