Regulated supplier of in-flight supplies means a supplier whose procedures meet common security rules and standards sufficient to allow delivery of in-flight supplies directly to aircraft.
What does the approval process for a regulated supplier of in-flight supplies look like
To obtain regulated supplier of in-flight supplies status, an entity submits the following to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA, in polish ULC):
- an application for approval,
- a security programme,
- a Declaration of Commitments – Regulated Supplier of In-flight Supplies.
The final stage involves an on-site verification by CAA inspectors to assess compliance with EU regulations and the procedures outlined in the security programme.
Why is it worth it?
Achieving regulated supplier of in-flight supplies status brings tangible business benefits:
- possibility of exemption from additional security screening of inflight supplies before being taken into a security restricted area, when cooperating with entities applying security measures (known supplier – regulated supplier),
- reduced operational costs through simplified procedures,
- faster supplies handling and shorter delivery times,
- strengthening credibility and competitiveness in the inflight supplies market.
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