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The United Arab Emirates, in its capacity as a signatory to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (Chicago Convention of 1944), therefore, the Authority, in its capacity as the competent authority for civil aviation in the State, is committed to applying the standard rules stipulated in Annex XVII (Security) with regard to the implantation of the Regulated Agent Regime, to ensure that air operators do not accept cargo or mail for carriage on board an aircraft carrying out commercial air transport operations unless security screening or other security controls are applied to it by an agent approved by the General Authority of Civil Aviation.

Therefore, the Authority seeks to maintain the leading role of the United Arab Emirates in the civil aviation sector in general and the security of civil aviation and the air cargo operations in particular at the regional and international levels, and to address the current challenges facing the air cargo operations in the State, based on the Authority's role in supporting and maintaining the continuity of applying the highest standards of security and safety of civil aviation in the State, the Regulated Agent Regime aims to secure cargo from acts of unlawful interference by providing national legislation and comprehensive procedures that are flexible and effective, and providing the necessary protection for the civil aviation system.

A Regulated Agent is defined as an agent, freight forwarder or any other entity who conducts business with an operator and provides security controls that are accepted or required by the appropriate authority (GCAA) in respect of cargo or mail.

The implementation of this regime at the state level will provide many benefits for the companies approved by the authority as a Regulated Agent, including, but not limited to:

1. Carrying out cargo operations from one emirate to another and to all airports in the State.
2. Facilitating air freight operations, especially transferred shipments.
3. Facilitating procedures for transporting and handling shipments within the State
4. Expediting procedures for transporting shipments within the State.
5. Expediting procedures for transporting shipments within the State.
6. Expediting procedures for transporting shipments within the State.
7. The possibility of multiple branches under one certificate.
8. The possibility of multiple branches under one certificate.
9. Shipments will go through Regulated Agent corridor at all UAE Airports.
10. Maximum utilization of the Regulated Agent Unit Load Device (ULD).