Oneworld airlines join Buckingham Palace Declaration to combat wildlife trafficking

Oneworld airlines join Buckingham Palace Declaration to combat wildlife trafficking
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All 15 Oneworld member airlines have signed the Buckingham Palace Declaration, an initiative launched in 2016 to fight illegal wildlife trafficking, with Royal Jordanian completing the alliance’s membership by signing on 16 October 2026 in Brussels.

The airlines intend to tighten controls on both passenger and cargo traffic, provide staff training to spot suspicious shipments, and share information with customs, law‑enforcement and conservation organisations.

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The pledged measures could increase security and compliance costs for airlines while improving collaboration with authorities on illicit cargo detection.

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