On this page you can access speeches and press releases produced between 2002 and 2021.
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Airlines Welcome Reduced Airport Charges in China - Action Needed in Hong Kong
IATA welcomes the May 16 Civil Aviation Authority of China announcement of a 20% reduction in landing and air navigation service charges to foreign airlines
- Press Release
- Airport Infrastructure
- North Asia
IATA International Traffic Statistics March 2003
Provisional figures for March show mixed traffic results among the major regions. For the first time in several months the passenger market shows widespread negative growth
- Press Release
- Economics
- All Regions
IATA supports BAA in their drive for runway development
IATA welcomes the recent statement from BAA in support of new runways in South East England as a realistic response to the UK Government consultation
- Press Release
- Airport Infrastructure
- Europe
World airline CEOs support pre-check-in screening of passengers
World airline CEOs have endorsed the idea of a standardized pre-check-in screening of air passengers in countries affected by the SARS outbreak
- Press Release
- Security
- All Regions
IATA Supports ASEAN Plan to Fight SARS
IATA applauded the resolve of ASEAN leaders to take extensive measures to control the outbreak of SARS
- Press Release
- Safety
- All Regions
Kuala Lumpur Joins Ranks of Airports Responding to SARS Crisis - Hong Kong Relief Misses the Mark
IATA welcomed Kuala Lumpur International Airport's (KLIA) response to the plight of a beleaguered airline industry fighting the SARS crisis
- Press Release
- Airport Infrastructure
- Safety
- Asia Pacific
Remarks of Giovanni Bisignani at the CNS 13th Partnership Conference in Miami, 2003
Remarks of Giovanni Bisignani at the CNS 13th Partnership Conference in Miami, 2003
- Speech
- Value of Aviation
- The Americas
Airlines Refine Battle Plans to Fight SARS More Government Action Needed
IATA gathered the world's airlines with the WHO in Bangkok on Wednesday, 23 April to refine battle plans in the war on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
- Press Release
- Safety
- All Regions
Tourism Gets a Helping Hand: What About the Airlines? IATA Calls on Asia's Top Leaders to Provide Relief
Hong Kong and Thailand joined the government of Singapore in announcing far-reaching measures to support tourism, the world's largest employer. Giovanni Bisignani, the Director General and CEO of IATA asks for some relief to the beleaguered airlines
- Press Release
- Regulations & Law
- Asia Pacific
IATA Salutes Singapore-Changi Charge Reductions - An Example for Narita to Follow
Singapore-Changi International Airport's 30% rebate in landing charges and 10% rebate on rent charges to assist the aviation industry during the worst crisis in its history once again shows its leadership among the world's airports
- Press Release
- Airport Infrastructure
- Asia Pacific
Fighting SARS
The recent outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome has had a devastating impact on the countries and economies of Southeast Asia. The air transport industry has been one of the hardest hit sectors.
- Press Release
- Safety
- All Regions
IATA International Traffic Statistics February 2003
Provisional figures for February show mixed traffic results among the major regions. In addition to this, the growth rates recorded are at lower level than in recent months
- Press Release
- Economics
- All Regions
Airports and Air Traffic Control Must Reduce Costs
Airlines are looking for full and immediate cooperation from their industry partners
- Press Release
- Air Traffic Management
- All Regions
Remarks of Giovanni Bisignani at the ICAO Pre-Conference Seminar in Montreal, 2003
Remarks of Giovanni Bisignani at the ICAO Pre-Conference Seminar in Montreal, 2003
- Speech
- Regulations & Law
- All Regions
Airline Crisis Worsens - Liberalization Needed
IATA identified three obstacles to the change the industry needs: the bilateral system, national ownership rules and the attitude of competition authorities
- Press Release
- Value of Aviation
- All Regions
Air Transport Well Prepared for Looming Conflict
With armed conflict looming over Iraq, all parties involved in air transport have now put into place planned additional safety and security procedures to keep our passengers flying safely, with as little inconvenience as possible
- Press Release
- Safety
- Africa & Middle East
IATA International Traffic Statistics January 2003 Positive start to the New Year, but crisis looming
January 2003 saw total scheduled international passenger traffic increase by 10.97% on January 2002
- Press Release
- Economics
- All Regions
IATA dead set against increased Heathrow charges
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has approved charges increases for the BAA at Heathrow Airport by some 9% from 1 April this year
- Press Release
- Airport Infrastructure
- Europe
IATA International Traffic Statistics 2002 -Numbers Adding Up to Start Recovery-
Full year 2002 results show a slight net increase in international passenger traffic on IATA carriers over 2001 of 0.06%
- Press Release
- Economics
- All Regions
Remarks of Giovanni Bisignani at the 2003 World Civil Aviation Executives Forum in Singapore
Remarks of Giovanni Bisignani at the 2003 World Civil Aviation Executives Forum in Singapore
- Speech
- Airport Infrastructure
- Economics
- Regulations & Law
- All Regions