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    Logestic Assignment 03

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    This document contains answers to two questions about international logistics. For the first question, it defines "flag of convenience" as registering a vessel in a country different from the owner's country to reduce costs or avoid regulations. This allows ships to operate under laws of the flag state. The second question defines IMO as the UN agency responsible for improving maritime safety and preventing pollution from ships. It also defines CAO as the organization that adopts standards for air navigation, infrastructure, and border procedures for international civil aviation.

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    This document contains answers to two questions about international logistics. For the first question, it defines "flag of convenience" as registering a vessel in a country different from the owner's country to reduce costs or avoid regulations. This allows ships to operate under laws of the flag state. The second question defines IMO as the UN agency responsible for improving maritime safety and preventing pollution from ships. It also defines CAO as the organization that adopts standards for air navigation, infrastructure, and border procedures for international civil aviation.

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    This document contains answers to two questions about international logistics. For the first question, it defines "flag of convenience" as registering a vessel in a country different from the owner's country to reduce costs or avoid regulations. This allows ships to operate under laws of the flag state. The second question defines IMO as the UN agency responsible for improving maritime safety and preventing pollution from ships. It also defines CAO as the organization that adopts standards for air navigation, infrastructure, and border procedures for international civil aviation.

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    Logestic Assignment 03

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    This document contains answers to two questions about international logistics. For the first question, it defines "flag of convenience" as registering a vessel in a country different from the owner's country to reduce costs or avoid regulations. This allows ships to operate under laws of the flag state. The second question defines IMO as the UN agency responsible for improving maritime safety and preventing pollution from ships. It also defines CAO as the organization that adopts standards for air navigation, infrastructure, and border procedures for international civil aviation.

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    International logistics

    Assignment: - 03
    Name: - Jha Sandeepkumar
    Roll no: - 189

    Q: 1 what is flag of convenience?

    Ans: - When registering a vessel for international travel, one must choose a
    nation under the flag of which that vessel will sail. The term “flag of
    convenience” refers to registering a ship in a sovereign state different from that
    of the ship's owners.
    Ships registered under flags of convenience can often reduce operating costs or
    avoid the regulations of the owner's country. To do so, a vessel owner will find a
    nation with an open registry, or a nation that allows registration of vessels owned
    by foreign entities. A ship operates under the laws of its flag state, so vessel
    owners often register in other nations to take advantages of reduced regulation,
    lower administrative fees, and greater numbers of friendly ports.

    Q: 2 Describe imo/cao?

    Ans: - IMO = The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is a specialized


    agency of the United Nations that is responsible for measures to improve the
    safety and security of international shipping and to prevent marine pollution from
    ships. According to the IMO, themselves more specifically, the IMO is the global
    standard-setting authority for the safety, security and environmental performance
    of international shipping.

    CAO = International Civil Aviation Organization (CAO) adopts standards


    and recommended practices concerning air navigation, its infrastructure, flight
    inspection, prevention of unlawful interference, and facilitation of border-
    crossing procedures for international civil aviation.

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