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Since 1999,1,000,000 professionalsand graduateshave chosen IATA Training. -
Did you know?More than 36 million new aviation-related jobswill be needed by 2034 -
Aviation passenger numbersare set to double by 2035.Imagine the career opportunitiesthis offers you! -
In 2016, aviation supported63 million jobs globallyand had an economic impactof $2.7 trillion. -
Aviation passenger numbersare set to double by 2035.Only skilled professionals will ensureyour company benefits from this growth
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Since 2000, the cost of air travel has fallen 45%
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The average return fare fell $44 in 2016 alone, even as airlines opened up 700 new routes. The drive for efficiency is as relentless as the drive for quality service. Can you strike the right balance? Prepare yourself by learning industry-leading airline practices and cost reduction strategies or by developing your leadership skills.
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Airlines are forecast to earn $736 billion in 2017, a 4.1% net profit
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Does your airline achieve this return on investment? It equates to $7.54 per passenger. Train to understand where airlines spend their money and where they might improve revenue streams. This might make all the difference to your employer in a fiercely competitive market. Try Airline Financial Management or one of the many other courses dealing with costs and revenues.
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The economic impact of aviation is $2.7 trillion worldwide
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The industry also supports 63 million jobs. It connects families, friends, and businesses. It makes international sporting events possible, it serves remote communities and facilitates humanitarian aid in times of emergency. A multitude of Management courses will prepare the individual to play a leading role in the industry.
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In 2015, more than 3.5 billion people flew safely on 37.6 million flights
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Flying is the safest mode of transportation by far. IATA is making it even safer as a leading driving force in the industry. No stone is left unturned. IATA safety training ranges from basic airside safety to managing accident investigations and preventions.
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By 2035, 12% of European air traffic demand could go unserved
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The problem is congestion. New airports and runways are not being built quickly enough. The only solution is to maximize existing capacity. Airport Slots and Coordination might be the course for you. Or try Airport Terminal Planning and Design. Serving that 12% might depend on you.
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Up to 50% of ground handling services globally are outsourced to third parties
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So how does an airline maintain its quality standards and ensure compliance with local regulations? How does it guarantee that the aircraft turnaround is quick enough for an on-time departure? With more than 40 courses in ground operations, IATA can train you to meet any eventuality.
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On average, cargo generates 9% of airline revenue
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Air cargo is not only a fundamental part of the airline business, it is a fundamental part of world business. Aircraft carry goods worth $18.6 billion every day. Understanding how this specialist sector operates and the challenges it faces makes you an integral component in world trade. Drive global GDP forward. Take courses in cargo, from Air Cargo Law and Convention to Cargo Route Development and Optimization.
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The first 10 satellites hosting new aircraft navigation technology are already in orbit
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The technology in question is space-based automatic dependent surveillance - broadcast or ADS-B. Aircraft will be visible in real time, anywhere. There are plenty of other new systems coming into play too. Become an expert in Performance-Based Navigation, System-Wide Information Management or Aviation System Block Upgrades.
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A Single European Sky could save 16 million tonnes of carbon emissions annually
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Reducing aviation’s carbon footprint is an industry effort. ANSPs are working on improving airspace. Airlines are using aircraft that are 80% more fuel-efficient than the original jets. And airports saved more than 206,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions from June 2015–June 2016, according to Airport Carbon Accreditation. Sustainable Aviation, Managing Green Airports or Climate Change and Aviation—take your pick from industry-leading courses.
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65 states have already volunteered to implement CORSIA, covering approximately 80% of CO2 growth in 2021–2035
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IATA courses in Aviation and the Environment will be crucial to the implementation of the Carbon Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). They will also provide the skills necessary to assist airlines with the other pillars of aviation’s environmental strategy; operational improvement, technology enhancements, and infrastructure development.
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325 million passengers avoid being rescreened when transferring thanks to IATA’s security initiatives
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The fact is that security regulations aren’t harmonized across the world. Nor are resources unlimited. The challenge is facilitating ever more passengers while boosting security. Threats continue to evolve. Train to stay one step ahead.
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There are 2.3 billion active social media users
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If you’re one of them, then you know how important social media channels are. Not just for connecting with people but for sales, marketing, customer service, and much more. Airline Social Media Strategy weaves the importance of an online presence into airline business.
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By 2035, 39,000 new aircraft will be required, valued at $5.9 trillion
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Airlines have already spent $3 trillion on new aircraft since 1990. More than 1,600 were delivered in 2016 alone. It takes skill to know which aircraft to buy, where to deploy them, and their operational parameters.
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Travel and tourism is predicted to grow at 4% annually over the next 10 years
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Realizing the potential of this rapidly expanding industry will be crucial to the economies of many countries. 54% of international tourists arrive by air and close to 300 million jobs depend on the sector. IATA’s comprehensive suite of travel and tourism courses ranges from entry-level skills to advanced leadership abilities.
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By 2030, 36 million new aviation-related jobs will be created
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Meeting the demand for skilled professionals will be no easy task. Companies can only achieve growth with a well-trained talent pool. That’s the objective of IATA’s training activities. IATA is your training partner to help you meet the challenges of today and realize the potential of tomorrow.
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The UK’s Civil Aviation Authority regulates around 50,000 professional and private pilots and more than 12,000 licensed aircraft engineers
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CAAs perform a vital function in aviation, regulating nationally to ensure safety and harmonization with regional and global directives. They are all involved in all aspects of the industry, making a CAA career one of the most diverse and interesting available.
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There are more than 400 airlines on the IATA Operational Safety Audit
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Safety is always the top priority. Together with a commitment to quality in all processes and services, it generates trust in the airline product. That trust translates into growing demand. And growing demand means an exciting career in the world’s most dynamic industry.
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Two-thirds of US consumers report using a travel agent was beneficial to the overall travel experience
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Consumers that book direct with suppliers are still in the minority despite the almost universal availability of direct channels. Far from being an endangered species, the travel agent today remains hugely popular. An agent’s ability to go the extra mile is appreciated along the entire aviation value chain, and most especially by the end consumer. Ensure your travel business can go the distance with IATA’s Travel and Tourism courses.
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