Resources for airlines and air travel professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
All the information you need to ship temperature-sensitive products
Your opinion is important to us! Define the future of air travel by sharing your travel preferences and expectations as we emerge from the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Acquire the new skills needed to meet the challenges of the road to recovery, from safety management to emergency planning and risk management.
Join us in Dublin and continue to move the cargo industry from talk to action in this 14th edition of a unique WCS.
Access all materials including Q&A recordings from the extensive 7-8 July briefings on current issues and initiatives in the air transport industry.
IAAT is calling on the Australian Government to challenge the recommendations of the Productivity Commission’s final report that the existing regulatory regime is effective, and changes are not needed.
IATA is urging the Australian government to take the necessary and long overdue steps to strengthen the economic regulation of services provided by airports.
IATA welcomed Airservices Australia’s move to reduce air navigation service charges (ANS) from 1 July 2019, disappointed with Airways New Zealand's upcoming significant ANS increase.
IATA urged Australia's Productivity Commission to further assess and take a more balanced account of the evidence presented by airlines in its inquiry on economic regulation of airports.
Philip Ireland, IATA's Manager, World Wide Airport Slots, answered a series of questions around the topic of slots in India.
IATA called on India to improve on passenger facilitation and security processes in order to be bettler able to handle the expected traffic growth and meet the passenger experience expectations.
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