Where should AMC MICAP/VVIP/FSS cargo be stored?

AMC MICAP (Mission Impaired Capability Awaiting Parts), VVIP (Very Very Important Person), and FSS (Federal Supply Schedule) cargo are all highly sensitive and critical categories of air freight. These types of cargo require careful handling and specific storage protocols to ensure their security and integrity.

Storing this cargo in its own bay in Special Handling is essential because it ensures that these items are not mixed with general cargo, which could lead to potential loss or damage, or even compromise operational readiness. Special Handling areas are designed to provide enhanced security measures, such as restricted access and environmental controls, that are suitable for sensitive and high-priority shipments.

By keeping MICAP/VVIP/FSS cargo in designated bays, it allows for easier tracking, monitoring, and retrieval when needed. This control is crucial in maintaining the integrity of the items and ensuring that they can be quickly dispatched when required, especially in urgent scenarios that these types of cargo often entail.

Overall, this option optimally supports the need for heightened security and operational efficiency in handling critical air freight.