IATA has set a goal for airlines to adopt ONE Record by January 1, 2026. After this date, it will cease supporting and developing new cases for legacy data standards.
This new data processing standard for air cargo promises to unlock new benefits, like increased efficiency and enhanced visibility across the supply chain. However, as with the rollout of any new industry-wide standard, achieving these benefits requires companies to overcome common implementation and deployment challenges. Collaboration among internal and external stakeholders is crucial.
IBS Software is a strategic advisor to IATA’s ONE Record program and working groups, ensuring our customers derive maximum value from the new standard. Beyond baseline use cases, ONE Record has the potential to unlock innovative and value-added benefits. Discover how ONE Record will transform air cargo and how to leverage best practices for migration success and accelerated adoption.
Executive summary
Our ONE Record cargo executive summary explains in plain language how IATA’s ONE Record standard creates a single source of truth for shipments, improves data quality and interoperability across the air cargo ecosystem, and unlocks new digital use cases.
It also covers practical migration steps, governance considerations, and FAQs for airlines, forwarders, and handlers getting ready for ONE Record adoption.