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Air transport, News 2 March 2022

2021 Airline Safety Performance

IATA Releases 2021 Airline Safety Performance • 2/03/2022 Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released 2021 safety performance data for the commercial airline industry showing strong improvement in…

News 17 February 2022

Travel Momentum Builds as Restrictions are Lifted

17 February 2022 – Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data showing growing momentum in the recovery of air travel as restrictions are lifted. Improved Ticket Sales IATA…

Air transport, News 1 February 2022

IATA Welcomes ICAO Health Master List Critical Enabler of One ID

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) welcomed the creation by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) of a global directory of public keys required for authentication of health credentials….

Air transport 13 January 2022

Passenger Traffic Improved in November; Omicron Restrictions Likely to Affect Period Ahead

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that the recovery in air travel continued in November 2021, prior to the emergence of Omicron. International demand sustained its steady upward trend…

Air transport 9 December 2021

Follow WHO Advice: Rescind Travel Bans

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called for governments to follow World Health Organization (WHO) advice and immediately rescind travel bans that were introduced in response to the Omicron…

Air transport 2 December 2021

Air Cargo Demand Up 9.4% in October

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released October 2021 data for global air cargo markets showing that demand continued to be well above pre-crisis levels and that the capacity…

Innovation 17 November 2021

Passengers Want to Use Biometrics to Speed up Processes and Eliminate Queuing Post Pandemic

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced the results of its 2021 Global Passenger Survey (GPS), which delivered two main conclusions: Passengers want to use biometric identification if it…

Air transport 16 November 2021

Ground Handling Priorities Post Pandemic: Tackling Labor Shortages, Safety, Modernization

Prague – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is focusing on standards, digitalization and addressing the skilled labor shortage to build resilience and ensure long-term sustainability post pandemic for ground handling…

Who's Who 16 November 2021

Marie Owens Thomsen – IATA Appoints Chief Economist

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that Marie Owens Thomsen will join the Association as its Chief Economist effective 4 January 2022. Owens Thomsen will come from Banque…

Airports, News 27 August 2021

IATA Backs European Digital Covid Certificate as Global Standard

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) commended the European Commission for its leadership and speed in delivering the EU Digital COVID Certificate (DCC) and urged states to make it their…

Airports, News 19 August 2021

UNCTAD, IATA Extend Partnership to Facilitate Global Trade

The two organizations will leverage their leadership in their respective fields to boost e-commerce in developing countries through improved exchanges of trade data Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA)…

Air transport, News 12 August 2021

SYNLAB and IATA Partner to Facilitate Safe and Easy Travelling

Geneva / Munich SYNLAB to securely share certified COVID-19 test results with passengers directly through IATA Travel Pass, providing reliable digital proof on health status as international travel increasesThrough SYNLAB’s…

Air transport, News 6 August 2021

Airline Industry Statistics Confirm 2020 Was Worst Year on Record

Montreal – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released the IATA World Air Transport Statistics (WATS) publication with performance figures for 2020 demonstrating the devastating effects on global air transport during that year…

Air transport, News 15 July 2021

Tax is Not the Answer to Aviation Sustainability

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned that the reliance on taxation as the solution for cutting aviation emissions in the EU’s ‘Fit for 55’ proposal is counter-productive…

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IATA

2021 Airline Safety Performance

Travel Momentum Builds as Restrictions are Lifted

IATA Welcomes ICAO Health Master List Critical Enabler of One ID

Passenger Traffic Improved in November; Omicron Restrictions Likely to Affect Period Ahead

Follow WHO Advice: Rescind Travel Bans

Air Cargo Demand Up 9.4% in October

Passengers Want to Use Biometrics to Speed up Processes and Eliminate Queuing Post Pandemic

Ground Handling Priorities Post Pandemic: Tackling Labor Shortages, Safety, Modernization

Marie Owens Thomsen – IATA Appoints Chief Economist

IATA Backs European Digital Covid Certificate as Global Standard

UNCTAD, IATA Extend Partnership to Facilitate Global Trade

SYNLAB and IATA Partner to Facilitate Safe and Easy Travelling

Airline Industry Statistics Confirm 2020 Was Worst Year on Record

Tax is Not the Answer to Aviation Sustainability

Batteries : une nouvelle infrastructure d’essais chez CNPP

Textron Announces Appointment of Lisa Atherton as President and CEO

Avion Express offers 250 open positions for pilots worldwide

Thales Named Frost & Sullivan’s 2025 Company of the Year

Thales Alenia Space strengthens Spanish space industry leadership

Airbus-built SpainSat NG-II communications satellite launched

PATMAR in an Airbus!

What kind of carbon-free aviation in 2050?

Runway incursion: one of the major risks still facing the air transport industry!

What Are the Best Use Cases for Airport Robotics?

Ukraine, war and nuclear!

What to do about the fires that are burning our planet?

Textron Announces Appointment of Lisa Atherton as President and CEO