Instrument Flight Cargo Logistics

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Instrument Flight Cargo Logistics refers to the planning, coordination and execution of air cargo shipments conducted under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), where navigation relies on onboard instruments rather than visual references. It encompasses route planning, regulatory compliance, aircraft and cargo handling, documentation and tracking to ensure safe and efficient transport regardless of weather conditions.

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