Air Courier Reviews
Newest Review: ... is the process you go through? In order to get access the 'Member Pages' (website address below) you need to click in the top left-hand corner on the American IAATC website, on the words 'Member Only-Login'. When requested, you type in your username and password - these are given to you in your introductory pack, which you receive around two weeks after joining. (It is sent from the USA, which is why it takes so long.) This will then give you a list of airlines, their phone numbers and the locations they fly to. You then contact the airline direct and arrange your flights through them. They will give you your instruc... more
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Air Courier: Flying for Free... Well... Almost! (1551 words)by - written on 05/08/02, updated on 05/08/02 (Very useful, 12246 readings)
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Becoming an air courier really involves very little effort, and by doing so can save you a fortune. All you have to do is dress reasonably smartly and collect a small packet of documents from your particular airline. (You will also need to have a valid passport and visa, and may need to be over 18 or 21, depending on the restrictions of the company you are travelling with.) You are responsible for these documents from the moment you collect them to the moment that you deliver them at your meeting place. You also do have to be reasonably flexible about when you fly, as only one air courier position is available per flight. This means that if you want to travel with a Read the complete review
