National Air Cargo - Ethics

OUR MISSION: To provide our customers with a competitive advantage through on time delivery.

National Air Cargo is committed to conducting operations with the highest standards of business conduct and ethics. A strong and proactive culture of ethics is critical to the Company's future success and continuing growth. For ethics and integrity to be the foundation of our culture, all of us, every employee, must be committed. Performing with integrity is every employee's responsibility and there is no room for compromise. Our values apply to every employee of National Air Cargo.

- Christopher J. Alf, CEO & President

OUR VALUES

• Uncompromising Integrity
• Passion for Excellence
• Full Spectrum Customer Focus
• Continuous Improvement
• Responsibility

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The National Air Cargo Code of Business Ethics identifies for us as a Company, and for all those with whom we do business, the values and principles that guide our business relationships. We are committed to the principles of honesty, integrity, and responsibility in everything we do. Our Code of Business Ethics applies to all officers, employees, and representatives of National Air Cargo. Ethical decision-making depends on understanding and commitment to our company values and principles combined with good personal judgment. Read More

National Air Cargo - Ethics Poster

EthicsPoint - International Dialing Instructions

National Air Cargo is a member of the Defense Industry Initiative on Business Ethics & Conduct. The brochure below offers additional information regarding the principles and practices of the DII.Defense Industry Initiative on Business Ethics & Conduct Brochure

To view our guiding principles regarding debarred parties please download our policy on Business Partner Screening.

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The United States Federal government has placed extensive and severe restrictions on providing gifts or gratuities to U.S. government employees. Various statutes impose criminal penalties on any entity that uses gifts to influence a government employee. Such gifts can also result in cancellation of a government contract, and suspension or debarment of the government contractor under the Federal Acquisition Regulations ("FAR"). There are also regulations that restrict the gifts that U.S. government employees are allowed to receive from prohibited sources (which often includes government contractors such as National), even when the gifts are not directly intended to influence the employee's official conduct. Although these regulations do not expressly apply to private organizations or individuals, offering such gifts could subject the private party to debarment or suspension from future government contract work under the FAR. Read More