Tag: IATA
IATA defines layered approach and principles for industry re-start
IATA has outlined a temporary layered approach to biosecurity for restarting passenger flights amid the pandemic, and along with that a commitment by airline...
IATA signals slow recovery for aviation sector
The IATA is calling for governments to work with the industry on confidence-boosting measures in the face of an anticipated slow recovery in demand...
DOT, IATA, Typsy offer free online training for tourism workers
A host of tourism and hospitality bodies has rolled out free online training programmes for stakeholders to stay relevant and strengthen their industry knowledge...
IATA projects US$252 billion loss for world’s airlines
The IATA, in its latest estimates, projects that the global air transport industry could lose up to US$252 billion in revenues this year, or...
ForwardKeys inks data-sharing deal with IATA, Airlines Reporting Corporation
Travel analytics firm ForwardKeys has struck a deal with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) to include their global...
IATA reiterates travel is safe, calls for return to normalcy
A two-day Aviation Resilience & Health Workshop was organised by IATA in Singapore last week (March 4-5), where the association's medical advisor and an...
Flight Centre boosts tech platform with new investment
The Flight Centre Travel Group (FLT) has strengthened its technology roadmap with the acquisition of a 22.5 per cent stake in TPConnects Technologies for...
IATA requests global suspension of slot rules to ease burden on...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is contacting aviation regulators worldwide to request that the rules governing use of airport slots be suspended immediately...
Brighter 2020 on the horizon for global airline industry: IATA
Despite a challenging year for the global airline industry owing to global economic slowdown, trade tensions and social unrest in Hong Kong, the outlook...
New global treaty aims to deter unruly airline passenger behaviour
Countries will have more power to crack down on unruly behaviour onboard aircraft, once the Montreal Protocol 2014 (MP14) comes into effect on January...
