All 15 oneworld airlines commit to Buckingham Palace Declaration on wildlife trafficking

All 15 oneworld airlines commit to Buckingham Palace Declaration on wildlife trafficking
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All 15 oneworld member airlines have signed the Buckingham Palace Declaration, with Royal Jordanian President and CEO Samer Majali doing so at IATA’s Wings of Change Europe event in Brussels.

The declaration, launched by The Royal Foundation’s United for Wildlife in 2016, calls for a zero‑tolerance approach to illegal wildlife trade, enhanced screening, reporting and compliance, training for frontline staff, and collaboration with governments, customs authorities and conservation groups.

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oneworld CEO Ole Orvér said the commitment greatly increases the alliance’s ability to identify and disrupt wildlife trafficking.

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