The ATA 2025 146 conference collected the industry expert to discuss the future of live animal transportation. Hosting it in Doha, the event was distinguished by insightful discussions about the treatment of AVI, animal welfare, compliance, and innovation in transportation solutions.
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The main moments included a welcoming speech delivered by Eric Wilson, SVP Global Sale in Qatar Airways shipping, an attractive AVI processing committee and animal well -being that includes Michael Walmold, head of shipping services, and the appointment of Willem Lodewijk Berk, regional goods sales manager, such as ATA president. The participants also had the opportunity to visit the Modern Qatari Airways Center.
The conference dealt with the challenges of critical industry, including animal movement, transportation risks, horse transportation complications, avoiding leaves of leaves, and the nutritional consequences of horse transport. The strong focus on “Prevention is better than the treatment approach” to improve animal care all over the supply chain.
“The safe transport of live animals requires experience, cooperation, continuous innovation and respect for animals. Mark Drosh, chief officer in Qatar Air Force, said,” said the safe transport of live animals, and continuous innovation and respect for animals.
“The role of this role represents a great responsibility. Industry faces new challenges, and it is necessary to work together to improve safety, compliance and animal welfare,” added the newly -appointed ATA president, William Ludiwijk Burke.
As the host and sponsor, Qatar Airways shipments have arranged a visit to the participants to see the Modern Animal Center. A 5,260 square meter attachment is equipped with many advanced features and greatly enhances the experience of all animals that arrive or wander through Hamad International Airport in Doha.
Air Cargo Carrier has confirmed its commitment to animal luxury and will continue to work with industrial leaders to enhance transportation standards and best practices. Qatar Airways shipments and their landline in Doha are the first companies in the world to complete a full range of IATA CEIV certificates, including CEVE Live, which was recently obtained. It will continue to confirm its commitment to initiatives such as Weqare – Rewild The Planet.
The airline shipment appeared after Qatar hosted the ATA 2025 conference for the first time in the week of the air cargo.
