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Latest press releases

IATA Calls on Thai Government to Shore-up Competitiveness

​IATA called on Thai Government to address urgently safety, capacity and cost issues to keep Thailand’s aviation sector competitive.

Press release 18.02.2016

IATA Releases 2015 Safety Performance

IATA released data for the 2015 safety performance with the global jet accident rate the equivalent of one major accident for every 3.1 million flights.

Press release 15.02.2016

Partnerships Key to Securing Aviation’s Benefits

IATA welcomed partnerships among all stakeholders at the Singapore Airshow to help aviation fulfil its important role as a catalyst for global economic growth and development.

Press release 15.02.2016

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Top publications

• Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR)

  The trusted source to help you prepare and document dangerous shipments. Recognized by the world’s airlines for almost 60 years, the DGR is the most complete, up-to-date, and user-friendly reference in the industry.

• The Air Cargo Tariff and Rules (TACT)

  TACT gives you rapid access to all air cargo tariff rates and rules. This vast source of information covers over 220 countries and territories.

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Each day more than $16 billion of goods travel by air – 1/3 of all world trade by value. Aviation delivers.

3.4% of the global economy relies on aviation.
Aviation supports business.

58 million livelihoods are supported by air transport.
Aviation generates jobs.

Over 3.7 billion passengers will fly this year. Aviation connects people for business and pleasure.

Aviation will cut its net carbon emissions 50% by 2050. Aviation is committed to sustainability.

Every day about 100,000 flights bring people and goods to their destination. Flying is safe

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Partnership keeps the skies secure

 The threat of terrorism that knows no borders and makes targeting aviation a top priority means cooperation among governments is a necessity

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Bringing people together

Airlines bring people to the City of Light and many other amazing destinations

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2016 to progress towards carbon neutral growth

ICAO could make important decisions in September regarding global carbon offsetting to be implemented from 2020, but airlines are already driving down emissions

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Latest economics reports

• Airlines Financial Monitor - Jan 2016

  Released 9 February

• Air Passenger Monthly Results - Dec 2015

  Released 4 February

• Air Freight Monthly Results - Dec 2015

  Released 3 February

• Business Confidence Survey

  Released 21 January

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