Maurice Ward Ireland
Secures Re-approval
as Approved Haulier
by the IAA

March 16, 2026

We are delighted to announce that both our Dublin and Shannon locations have successfully received reapproval as Approved Hauliers by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA). This significant achievement reaffirms our strong commitment to safety, compliance and operational excellence within the air cargo sector.

Being an Approved Haulier under the IAA brings several key benefits to our operations and our valued customers:

  • Enhanced Security and Compliance: This approval ensures that all our air cargo handling meets the stringent regulatory standards set by the IAA, safeguarding the supply chain and maintaining the highest security measures and as a result Known cargo presented to us can travel through airports without the need of security screening.
  • Streamlined Air Cargo Operations: As an Approved Haulier, we can move cargo more efficiently through Irish airports, reducing delays and improving transit times for our clients.
  • Customer Confidence: This recognition underscores our reliability and gives our customers additional assurance that their shipments are managed in line with international aviation security requirements.
  • Support for Continued Growth: Re-approval strengthens our ability to handle sensitive and time-critical shipments from Known Consignors, further supporting our strategic development in Ireland and across the Maurice Ward network.

We are proud of our teams in Dublin and Shannon for their dedication in securing this reapproval. Their commitment ensures that Maurice Ward & Co. continues to deliver world-class air cargo services, maintaining the trust of our partners and customers.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact our team.
sales.ie@mauriceward.com

Did you know?

The first ever ‘cargo only’ flight was recorded in November 1910 in the USA, using a Wright Model B aeroplane that flew 65 miles carrying a package of silk. The business owner used the pioneering transport more as a PR stunt to celebrate the opening of his store, with the bundle of silk cut into individual pieces and glued onto souvenir postcards.

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