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Attachment ‘E’

1 Attachment E – CSC Subgroup Nomination Form

Cargo Services Conference (CSC) Subgroup Membership

IMPORTANT: Below you will find the current membership of the CSC Subgroups. To submit a nomination please use the

online forms at the following links:

CSC Boards AMB, CBMB, COTB, DGB, LAPB, ULDB, ICHC (need CSC A. Rep endorsement for nomination):

https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/Pages/cargo-services-conference-board-nomination-form.aspx

CSC Board Subgroup (Working Group, Advisory Group, Task Force) (need CSC A. Rep for airlines and supervisor

endorsement for others for nomination: https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/Pages/cargo-services-conference-board-

subgroup-nomination-form.aspx

Contents Airmail Board (AMB) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Cargo Border Management Board (CBMB) ........................................................................................................................................................... 3

Cargo Operations and Technology Board (COTB) ............................................................................................................................................. 4

Dangerous Goods Board (DGB) ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Live Animals and Perishables Board (LAPB) ......................................................................................................................................................... 6

ULD Board ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Cargo Training Task Force .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

IATA / Cargo Handling consultative Council (ICHC) ........................................................................................................................................... 9

Special Loads Task Force ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

Cargo Customs Working Group (CCWG) ............................................................................................................................................................ 11

Cargo Digital Connectivity Working Group (CDCWG) .................................................................................................................................... 12

Cargo Messaging Working Group (CMWG) ........................................................................................................................................................ 13

Dangerous Goods Training Working Group (DGTWG) ................................................................................................................................... 14

Time and Temperature Working Group (TTWG) ............................................................................................................................................... 16

https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/Pages/cargo-services-conference-board-nomination-form.aspx

https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/Pages/cargo-services-conference-board-subgroup-nomination-form.aspx

https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/Pages/cargo-services-conference-board-subgroup-nomination-form.aspx

Attachment E – CSC Subgroup Membership List

Airmail Board (AMB) The AMB develops and maintains procedures related to every aspect of airmail handling and liaises with the

Universal Postal Union (UPU) on all issues relating to the carriage of mail by air, except rates and charges. A

number of project groups are active reviewing such subjects as airmail automation, security and standard

handling procedures.

The AMB consists of a maximum of 12 mail specialists from Member Airlines appointed by the Cargo Services

Conference for a period of four years. They meet approximately once a year.

The AMB presently comprises the following members:

Three positions are available for nominations (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of the physical handling of airmail and associated

documentation.

• Comprehensive knowledge of electronic data interchange (EDI), technical, procedural standards and

automatic identification technology used in the airmail industry.

• Commitment to teamwork, and ability to operate in a multicultural environment.

• Active participation in Board initiatives, and meetings.

• Advance recommendations and make decisions to improve the performance of the industry worldwide.

• Commit to attending meetings.

No. Member Term of Office

1. William Roach (AA) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Crystel Cibert (AF) 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Christophe Requille (CV) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4. Ahmed Samir Gomaa (MS) 2019 2020 2021

5. Leonel Ortiz (AV) 2019 2020 2021

6. Thomas Wolff (SK) 2019 2020 2021

7. Bernard Heuzeveldt (KL) 2019 2020

8. Kei Suzuki (NH) 2019 2020

9. Silvia Chacon Ramos (LX) 2019 2020

10. John Chisholm (IAG Cargo) 2019

11. Iwona Zdunczak (DL) 2019

12. Jordan Bykowsky (UA) 2019


Cargo Border Management Board

(CBMB)

The CBMB is responsible for developing and maintaining standards necessary to ensure the air cargo supply

chain exploits available trade facilitation opportunities and operates in full compliance with global customs,

security and regulatory requirements, guiding and influencing policy makers wherever possible to ensure the

most efficient and harmonized solutions are implemented.

The CBMB consists of a maximum of 12 members appointed by the Cargo Services Conference for a period of

four years. Meetings will be held as deemed necessary. Electronic based communications such as e-mails, web-

based applications and teleconferencing will be actively used whenever possible.

The CBMB presently comprises the following members:

Three positions are available for nominations (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of cargo security, customs and trade facilitation.

• Comprehensive knowledge standards, training requirements, publication contents, projects, lobbying

priorities and events related to cargo security, customs and trade facilitation including advance data

reporting and the implementation of trade facilitation tools used in the air cargo industry.

• Teamwork oriented in a multicultural environment.

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

• Active participation in Board initiatives year-round and at meetings.

• Make recommendations and make decisions for the betterment of the industry worldwide.



1. Andrew Yates (BA - IAG Cargo) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Howard Stone (5X) 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Scott Ludvik (AC) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4. Jos Giele (D0) 2019 2020 2021

5. Scott Wilson (FX) 2019 2020 2021

6. James Edgecombe (UA) 2019 2020 2021

7. Arnoud Wink (KL) 2019 2020

8. Yves Mabbe (CV) 2019 2020

9. Michel Bruet (AF) 2019 2020

10. Axel Klein (LH) 2019

11. Vincente Herrera (AA) 2019

12. Mohamed Rashed Othman Thoraya (MS) 2019


Cargo Operations and Technology

Board (COTB) The COTB is responsible for developing and maintaining standards for the procedures, documentation and flow

of information relating to the air cargo business.

The COTB consists of a maximum of 12 members appointed by the Cargo Services Conference for a period of

four years. Meetings will be held as deemed necessary. Electronic based communications such as e-mails, web-

based applications and teleconferencing will be actively used whenever possible.

The COTB presently comprises the following members:

Four positions are available for nominations (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of the operations and physical handling of air cargo and

associated documentation.

• Comprehensive knowledge in automation, electronic data interchange (EDI) technical and procedural

standards and automatic identification technology used in the air cargo industry.




• Make recommendations and make decisions for the betterment of the industry worldwide.



1. Angel Cabeza (IAG Cargo) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Yavuk Aymelek (TK) 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Ahmed Samir Gomaa (MS) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4. Vacant 2019 2020 2021

5. Jason Parkinson (AC) 2019 2020 2021

6. Franco Nanna (CV) 2019 2020 2021

7. Byung-Hee Glugla (LH) 2019 2020

8. Amy Mays (FX) 2019 2020

9. Nataliya Ivanovskaya (RU) 2019 2020

10. Jackson Chan (CX) 2019

11. Nazim Ros (SQ) 2019

12. Arjan van der Kraan (KL) 2019


Dangerous Goods Board (DGB) The DGB is responsible for promoting the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. The Board meets to review

new developments, identify issues and problems, co-ordinate industry initiatives to promote the safe

transportation of dangerous goods and modify/develop new regulations as appropriate.

The Board is composed of a maximum of 12 dangerous goods experts appointed by the Cargo Services

Conference for a period of four years. Meetings will be held as deemed necessary with the approval of the

CPCMG. Electronic based communications such as e-mails, web-based applications and teleconferencing will

be actively used whenever possible.

The DGB presently comprises the following members:

Three positions are available for nomination (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Experienced and qualified in the proper handling of dangerous goods by air.

• Comprehensive knowledge of the international rules and regulations governing the handling of dangerous

goods by air.



• Active participation in Board’s initiatives year-round and at meetings.

• Make recommendations and decisions for the betterment of the industry worldwide.



1. Mike Tobin (AS) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Patrick Ehrensperger (LX) 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Bill Wojtas (UA) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4. Alex McCulloch (5X) 2019 2020 2021

5. Trevor Howard (EK) 2019 2020 2021

6. Nobuteru Iki (JL) 2019 2020 2021

7. Toni Farquharson (QF) 2019 2020

8. Edwin Boon (KL) 2019 2020

9. Jaime Escobar (5Y) 2019 2020

10. Michel Bruet (AF) 2019

11. Robert Wiley (DL) 2019

12. Gajandran Sokayan (SQ) 2019


Live Animals and Perishables Board

(LAPB) The LAPB is responsible for promoting cargo business development through the safe, humane and efficient

transport of special cargoes. The Board initiates, develops and publishes the live animals and perishables

regulations and standards. The Board meets to review new developments, discuss issues, modify/develop new

regulations as appropriate, and to liaise with international organisations and governments that have officially

recognised the IATA Live Animal Regulations e.g. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of

Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).

The Board consists of a maximum of 12 experts in the field of live animals and perishables appointed by the

Cargo Services Conference for a period of four years. Meetings are open to industry observers, regulatory

authorities and trade associations involved in the supply chain of live animals, time and temperature sensitive

healthcare products and perishables. Meetings will be held as deemed necessary with the approval of the

CPCMG. Electronic based communications such as e-mails, web-based applications and teleconferencing will

be actively used whenever possible.

The LAPB presently comprises the following members:

Four positions are available for nominations (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Experienced commercial, operational and regulatory knowledge in live animal transportation and a particular

commitment towards developing guidance material for the shipment of time and temperature sensitive cargo and perishables by air, with strong communication and interpersonal skills.

• Comprehensive knowledge of the international rules and regulations governing the handling of live animals and perishables by air.

• Teamwork oriented in a multicultural environment. • Exposure to regulatory work with contacts at competent authority level – National, regional and international

level. • Active participation and attendance at meetings and sub-groups year-round and in board initiatives. • Actively contribute towards the shaping and defending of agenda proposals and make decisions in line with

worldwide industry needs and business priorities for the continued improvement of AVI, PER, and PIL transportation.

• Awareness of Resolution 620/621 and its mandates. • Commit to attend meetings


1. Scott Ludvik (AC) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Bruce Clemmons (FX) 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Raymond Tilburg (KL) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4. VACANT 2019 2020 2021

5. Christopher Dehio (LH) 2019 2020 2021

6. Rodolfo Marre (LA) 2019 2020 2021

7. Mohamed Koshek (MS) 2019 2020

8. Gabriella Tamasi (BA) 2019 2020

9. Marc Roveri (CV) 2019 2020

10. Gregory James Hoy (QF) 2019

11. Sue Kazlaw-Nelson (UA) 2019

12. Carolina Obando (AV) 2019


ULD Board The ULDB develops ULD specifications, guidelines, recommendations and other technical material, and is responsible for

developing recommendations and guidelines concerning the manufacture, registration, handling and maintenance of ULDs.

The Board consists of a maximum of 12 members appointed by the Cargo Services Conference for a period of four years.

Meetings will be held as deemed necessary with the approval of the CPCMG. Electronic based communications such as e-

mails, web-based applications and teleconferencing will be actively used whenever possible.

The ULDB presently comprises the following members:

One position is available for nomination (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Comprehensive knowledge of the specifications, handling, restraint and maintenance of ULD’s.

• Technical background in Airframe Engineering desired.







1. Laura Soto (AV) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Jeff Edwarads )AC_ 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Gabriella Tamasi (IAG) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4. Frank Steinert (D0) 2019 2020 2021

5. Jimmy Gaylor (DL) 2019 2020 2021

6. Andrey Grishin (RU) 2019 2020 2021

7. Randolph Chappell (5X) VICE-CHAIR 2019 2020

8. Guillaume Roveri (AF) 2019 2020

9. Blair Dubois (5Y) 2019 2020

10. Alexander Bayer (LH) 2019

11. David Dubois (CV) 2019

12. Frits Roukens (KL) 2019


Cargo Training Task Force The CTTF reports to the Cargo Services Conference perform an industry cargo training gap analysis to

investigate and propose a course of action to the CSC on: alignment and benchmark for cargo training

requirements, and the potential for a common cargo training standard.

The CTTF will consists of a maximum of 20 cargo training specialists from Member Airlines, Ground Service

Providers, Freight Forwarders, International or National Organizations appointed by the Cargo Services

Conference for a period of four years. They meet approximately once a year.

The CTTF presently comprises the following members:

Fifteen available for nomination (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for task force membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of the cargo training (e.g. design, development,

implementation, delivery, assessment)

• Comprehensive knowledge of cargo operations, technical, procedural standards and.


• Active participation in the Task Force initiatives, and meetings on site and between meetings

• Advance recommendations, good stakeholder’s communications skills and actively in making proposals to

improve the performance of the industry worldwide.



1. Genevieve Lopez (AF) Ending 2021 (project duration)

2. Baptist Perreira (EK) Ending 2021 (project duration)

3. Anne Pflüger (D0) Ending 2021 (project duration)

4. Simon Yap (HACTL) Ending 2021 (project duration)

5. Mahesh Naik (QR) Ending 2021 (project duration)

6. VACANT

7. VACANT

8. VACANT

9. VACANT

10. VACANT

11. VACANT

12. VACANT

13. VACANT

14. VACANT

15. VACANT

16. VACANT

17. VACANT

18. VACANT

19. VACANT

20. VACANT


IATA / Cargo Handling consultative

Council (ICHC) The ICHC is established to review and establish standards, procedures and provide guidance necessary for the appropriate handling of cargo to ensure safe and efficient operational standards for all types of cargo including mail. The Council is composed of representatives from IATA Members and the cargo ground handling industry representatives serving as experts in cargo and ground operations (e.g. members of the, IATA Ground Operation Group (GOG), Airport Services Association (ASA), etc.), referred to as “industry experts”. The Council will be responsible for initiating, considering and making recommendations on issues affecting the Cargo Handling activities, through the Cargo Services Conference (CSC) structure or other relevant bodies and will keep the GOG informed on a regular basis. The council shall consist of not more than 16 members (8 IATA Members, and 8 industry experts) each being an expert in cargo operations, cargo EDI messaging standards, mail operations, as applicable. The ICHC presently comprises the following members:

Member Term of Office

No Airline

1. Arnoud Wink (KL) 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Jussi Matilla (CV) 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Christian Bergfelder D0) 2019 2020 2021

4. Axel Klein (LH) 2019 2020 2021

5. Veronique Darche (AC) 2019 2020

6. Laurent Favre (AF) 2019 2020

7. Wayne Fuller (IAG) 2019

8. Chris Notter (SV) 2019

No GHA

1. Rupert Batstone – Swissport 2019 2020 2021 2022

2. Alan Wright - dnata 2019 2020 2021 2022

3. Linda Ng – SATS 2019 2020 2021

4. Chee Hong Tan – HACTL 2019 2020 2021

5. John Dowds – WFS 2019 2020

6. Florian Schulte – ACSH 2019 2020

7. Murat Bas – Celebi 2019

8. VACANT 2019

Two airline and two GHA positions are available for nomination (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Board membership • Members of the Council shall identify the required and/or necessary business information needed to

propose recommendations.

• The members of the council shall commit to support pilots or proof of concepts and actively participate in

its capacity as a representative of the industry with relevant knowledge.

• Commit to attend meetings


Special Loads Task Force The Task Force proposes standards and procedures for the acceptance, build-up, loading, and restraint of special loads to

ensure the aircraft operating limitations specified in the Aircraft Weight and Balance Manual (WBM) are complied with.

The Task Force consists of a maximum of 20 members appointed by the Cargo Services Conference (CSC). Nominations are

sought from the following stakeholders:

• Airlines

From Cargo Services Conference (CSC), Ground Operations Group (GOG), Operations Committee and their relevant

subgroups

• Ground Service Provider (GSP)

From GOG, IATA Cargo Handling Consultative Council (ICHC), Airport Services Association (ASA), and relevant areas of

the Ground Handling Partnership or Strategic Partnership Program (SPP)

• Aircraft/ Cargo Loading System (CLS)/ ULD Manufacturers

From relevant areas of SPP

Meetings shall be conducted by regular teleconferences or, when required, face-to-face meetings may be organized.

The SLTF presently comprises the following members:

Eight positions are available for nomination (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for task force membership • Comprehensive knowledge of aircraft loading, aircraft structural limitations, aircraft weight & balance

control, load control and loadmaster functions, cargo/ ground operations, or aircraft loading incident reports,

etc.

• Technical background in aircraft engineering desired.



• Active participation in Task Force initiatives year-round and at meetings.




1. Sergey Barinov (RU) Indefinite

2. Valeriy Borisov (RU) Indefinite

3. Blair Dubois (5Y) Indefinite

4. Paul Hoffman (CV) Indefinite

5. Anne Pflüger (D0) Indefinite

6. Paul Cheng Wong Hing (HACTL) Indefinite

7. Marco Ijll van (KL) Indefinite

8. Harald Mueller (LH) Indefinite

9. Holder Luthardt (LH) Indefinite

10. Danish Iqbal (QR) Indefinite

11. Sanjay Sabherwal (UA) Indefinite

12. Michael Peters (5X) Indefinite

13. VACANT Indefinite









Cargo Customs Working Group

(CCWG) The Cargo Customs Working Group (CCWG) is established as a Cargo Border Management Board (CBMB)

subgroup. The scope and deliverables of the tasks assigned to the Working Group shall be endorsed by the

CBMB.

The objectives of the CCWG are to review all matters related to cargo customs and provide recommendations

to the CBMB on the customs aspects of IATA Resolution 656 on Automated Data Interchange with Customs

and IATA Recommended Practice 1675 on Cargo-XML Message Standards.

The CCWG will review all matters pertaining to Customs requirements impacting the flow of air cargo over

borders and will provide recommendations to the CBMB.

The CCWG presently comprises the following members:

No. Members Terms of Office

Airlines

1. Alain Chan (CV) 2019 2020

2. James Edgecombe (UA) 2019 2020

3. Craig Birchall (QF) 2019 2020

4. Vincente Herrera (AA) 2019 2020

5. Axel Klein (LH) 2019 2020

6. Scott Ludvik (AC) 2019 2020

7. Andrew Miller (IAG Cargo) 2019 2020

8. Scott Wilson (FX) 2019 2020

9. Arnoud Wink (KL) 2019 2020

10. VACANT 2019 2020

Associations

11. Elizabeth Merritt (A4A) 2019 2020

12. VACANT 2019 2020

1 Airline and 1 Airline Association position is available for nomination with indefinite terms of office (reviewed regularly by the CBMB).

Suggested requirements for Working Group membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of customs processes in relation with air cargo.


advance data reporting tools and technology used in the cargo industry.


• Active participation in working group initiatives, and meetings.




Cargo Digital Connectivity Working

Group (CDCWG) The Working Group is established as a Cargo Operations and Technology Board (COTB) subgroup. The working

group will provide recommendations to COTB on standards related to digital connectivity and act as a forum for

the exchange of ideas and expertise to standardize the digital connectivity procedures between the industry

participants. The Working Group shall consist of not more than 20 members, each being familiar with electronic

data interchange methodology, digital connectivity and cargo business processes

CCS providers for automated electronic exchange of cargo & freight information between the computer systems

of the participants in a cargo community are encouraged to nominate suitable candidates from within their

respective organizations to fill these important industry positions.

The CDCWG presently comprises the following members:

9 positions are available for nomination with indefinite terms of office (reviewed regularly by the CBMB).

Suggested requirements for Working Group membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of air cargo digital connectivity.


advance data reporting tools and technology used in the cargo industry.


• Active participation in working group initiatives, and meetings.




1. Jos Nuijten (Decartes) Indefinite

2. Milan Urosevic (CHAMP) Indefinite

3. Koh Hwee Khim (CCN) Indefinite

4. Scott McCorquodale (WiseTech Global) Indefinite

5. GIANNI MAURI (CCS Italy) Indefinite

6. Martin Skopp (Riege) Indefinite

7. Parvinder Singh (Hans Infomatic) Indefinite

8. Eugene NG (GLS HK) Indefinite

9. Shinya Yamamura (CCS Japan) Indefinite

10. Anna Qu (Infosky) Indefinite

11. Kenneth J. Whitehurst (AVFinity) Indefinite











Cargo Messaging Working Group

(CMWG) The Cargo Messaging Working Group is established as a Cargo Operations and Technology Board (COTB) subgroup. The scope and deliverables of the tasks assigned to the Working Group shall be endorsed by the COTB. The objectives of this Working Group are to provide recommendations to the Cargo Operations and Technology Board (COTB) on messaging requirements for transportation and cargo messages. The Working Group consists of a maximum of 20 members, from the industry appointed by the COTB for an undefined period, to be reviewed regularly by the COTB. They meet approximately 10 times per year by teleconference (primary) or face to face meeting (possible). The CMWG presently comprises the following members:

No Members Term of Office

1. Axel Klein (LH) Indefinite

2. Amy Ozawa (UA) Indefinite

3. Josh Priebe (AC) Indefinite

4. Nazim Ros (SQ) Indefinite

5. Bernard Heuzeveldt (KL) Indefinite

6. Sunil Patrao (EK) Indefinite

7. Alessandro Rivolta (ALHA) Indefinite

8. Michel Weber (Kuehne + Nagel) Indefinite

9. Bjoern Diederich (DACHSER) Indefinite

10. Dante Favero (Swiss) Indefinite

11. Neo Lau HACTL Indefinite

12. Juan Carlos (IAG Cargo) Indefinite

13. Klaas Kurz (DB Schenker) Indefinite

14. Carrie Hui (Geodis) Indefinite

15. Dmitri Martjuchin (Southwest Airlines) Indefinite

16. Christopher Wadley (Panalpina) Indefinite

17. Kiran Purushothaman (QR) Indefinite




3 positions are available for nominations (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for Working Group membership • Experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of electronic messaging or messaging business process. • Commitment to teamwork, and ability to operate in a multicultural environment. • Active participation in working group initiatives, and meetings. • Advance recommendations and make decisions to improve the performance of the industry worldwide. • Commit to attending meetings.


Dangerous Goods Training Working

Group (DGTWG)

The Dangerous Goods Training Working Group (DGTWG) is responsible for developing dangerous goods training standards

to support member airlines in maintaining the highest safety standards. The DGTWG meets to review the IATA Dangerous

Goods Training Programme to ensure it is current and fully aligned to the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.

The DGTWG is composed of a maximum of 20 dangerous goods training experts appointed by the IATA Dangerous Goods

Board. Also, representatives from IATA Member airlines, FIATA, IFALPA, and IATA Strategic partners attend and participate

in the meetings as Observers. This Working Group meets twice per year, around May and October, usually following the IATA

Dangerous Goods Board meetings.

The objectives of the DGTWG also include: Maintaining the content of the IATA Guidelines for Instructors of Dangerous Goods

Courses and other training aids to assist instructors in the development and implementation of professional training

standards. Reviewing and updating qualification standards for instructors conducting dangerous goods training.

Exploring, evaluating, and promoting the use of new training technologies.

The current DGTWG membership is as follows:

No. Members Term of Office

1 VACANT 2019 2020 2021 2022

2 Andy Rowan (AC) 2019 2020 2021 2021

3 Petra Karback-Gross (LH) 2019 2020 2021 2022

4 Jesper Lange (CV) 2019 2020 2021

5 Carolina Costa-Diniz (D0) 2019 2020 2021

6 Sen-tai Liao (CI) 2019 2020 2021

7 Pete McCraren (UA) 2019 2020

8 Vivian Montgomery (FX) 2019 2020

9 Rene Schuurink (KL) 2019 2020

10 Glenn Murphy (SK) 2019

11 Shoeb Muljiani (EK) 2019

12 Vacant

13 Vacant

14 Vacant

15 Vacant

16 Vacant

17 Vacant

18 Vacant

19 Vacant

20 Vacant

11 positions are available for nomination (indicated above in bold italics with grey shaded background)

Suggested requirements for DGTWG membership • Experienced and qualified in the proper handling of dangerous goods by air.

• Comprehensive knowledge of the international rules and regulations governing the handling of dangerous

goods by air.

• Experienced and qualified in the training, instructing and development of dangerous goods courses.




• Active participation in the Training Task Force’s initiatives year-round and at meetings.




Time and Temperature Working Group

(TTWG) The Time and Temperature Working Group (TTWG) is responsible for developing and maintaining standards for the

procedures, documentation, cargo handling, packaging and acceptance of healthcare goods. This way it facilitates, improves

and maintains the proper functioning of the pharmaceutical logistics sector.

No Company Name Term of Office

1. VACANT 2019 2020

2. Air Canada Carolyn Van Vliet (AC) 2019 2020

3. Air Cargo Community Frankfurt e.V. Joachim von Winning 2019 2020

4. Air France Fabrice Panza 2019 2020

5. Alha Group Nicola Caristo 2019 2020

6. BCUBE air Cargo Fabrizio Iacobacci 2019 2020

7. Bollore Brice Bellin 2019 2020

8. Brussels Airport Company Nathan De Valck 2019 2020

9. Cargolux Airlines Franco Nanna (CV) 2019 2020

10. Csafe Global Jonathan Neeld 2019 2020

11. DB Schenker Eleftherios Skountridakis 2019 2020

12. Delta Air Lines Charles Petty 2019 2020

13. DHL Global Forwarding/LifeConEx Nina Heinz 2019 2020

14. dnata Barry Shields 2019 2020

15. DuPont de Nemours Steve Brabbs 2019 2020

16. Egyptair Hany Hazza Ahmed Ragab (MS) 2019 2020

17. Emirates Airlines Bert-Allard Jorritsma (EK) 2019 2020

18. Envirotainer Chris Fore 2019 2020

19. Kuehne + Nagel Reiner Danckaarts 2019 2020

20. LUG aircargo handling GmbH Dominik Mißkampf 2019 2020

21. VACANT 2019 2020

22. QuickSTAT Robert Tungatt 2019 2020

23. Roche Diagnostics GmbH Dirk Schneider 2019 2020

24. Sensitech Henry Ames 2019 2020

25. VACANT 2019 2020

Three positions are available for nomination with two year (1 remaining) terms of office (reviewed regularly by the LAPB).

The TTWG is composed of a maximum of 25 experts representing their area of expertise in the healthcare & perishable sector.

The Working Group meets twice per year, generally in May and October. The working group meetings are usually scheduled

in conjunction with Live Animals and Perishables Board meetings

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