About RACCA
REGIONAL AIR CARGO CARRIERS ARE AN IMPORTANT LINK BETWEEN SMALL-TOWN AMERICA AND THE REST OF THE WORLD, DELIVERING EVERYTHING FROM THE CRITICAL TO THE ROUTINE.
A Message from RACCA President Jim Goddard
Dear Members, Colleagues and Friends:
As President of RACCA, I am grateful to represent our dedicated community of Part 135 and Part 121 cargo carriers—operators who connect small communities to major hubs through crucial feeder flights that make next-day delivery possible. Our members work tirelessly, night and day, ensuring that everything from important documents to essential raw materials reaches its destination on time.
Since our founding in 2002, we have grown to include over 95 percent of eligible operators, and we are committed to advancing our industry’s safety, investing in our workforce and advancing innovation to meet the needs of our industry's growth and potential. We greatly value the unique opportunities to bring our members together, especially at our Annual Conference each year.
Together, through our enduring collaboration and dynamic engagement, we will drive innovation, redefine industry standards, and shape the future of air cargo.​​
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Sincerely,
Jim Goddard
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Mission and Objectives
The Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association (RACCA) is committed to advancing the interests of regional air cargo operators by providing effective advocacy, industry leadership, and a unified voice in regulatory and policy matters. Our mission is to support the success and sustainability of regional cargo carriers by promoting regulatory improvements, fostering innovation, and strengthening industry relationships.
LEAD
Supporting on-demand cargo operators by providing essential policy guidance, industry resources, and effective communication strategies.
COLLABORATE
Representing regional cargo carriers before federal agencies and the aviation press to ensure industry needs are recognized.
PROMOTE
Building strong industry relationships to advance safety, modernize regulations, and strengthen operational security.
