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Find all press material from IATA's Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit that took place in Dubai, 2-4 June
The African region presents unique challenges, including geopolitical, socioeconomic, and environmental factors, all contributing to a complex aviation landscape.
Runway Safety is one of IATA Safety priorities, with growing concerns over both the number of excursion and incursion events
GNSS interference is a major concern for airlines and the industry. It affects various aircraft systems and is usually caused by military activities or other malicious state actors.
Aviation has a long history of innovation that brings safety improvement and wider enhancements. New technology provides many opportunities, but in some cases, it can introduce potential new safety issues that require mitigation.
Tail Strikes during takeoff, landing, or go-around can cause significant damage to aircraft and result in lost revenue for operators.
Risk mitigation typically includes using processes and procedures that, if not assessed carefully, might introduce new hazards and related safety risks associated with implementing any mitigation strategy.
Ensuring runway safety is crucial for aviation, as it is key to preventing accidents during takeoff and landing.
Summer poses threats to air transport. Effective management is vital for uninterrupted services.
Turbulence events may result in injuries being sustained by crew and passengers in the cabin, particularly for persons not seated with the seat belt fastened during the encounter.
The need to arm and disarm doors introduces the possibility that cabin crew open the aircraft door while it is still armed, leading to an inadvertent slide deployment (ISDs).
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