IATA Knowledge Hub

• Cargo
• COVID-19

Vaccines and the India Market

India is a leader in the world of vaccines and it is essential to look at vaccine storage temperature and cold chain logistics for the safe delivery of their vaccines around the world.

• Cargo
• DGR
• Training

What you Need to Know About the Competency-Based Approach to Dangerous Goods Training and Assessment?

This guide will help your organization get on-track to be compliant with the new competency-based training and assessment approach for the transport of dangerous goods when it comes into effect on January 1, 2023

• Cargo

How to Ship Perishable Goods by Air?

Shipping perishable goods by air saves precious time for short shelf life cargo and is a trusted means of transport. To cope with market growth and consumer needs, airlines and shippers have worked together to develop efficient handling techniques and packaging methods.

• Cargo
• Ground Operations

Why Standardization is Good for your Air Cargo and Ground Operations Business?

In an increasingly complex and competitive air transport cargo and ground operations market environment, standardization could unlock your business’ full potential.

• Cargo
• Ground Operations

Top Ways to Safely Improve the Efficiency of Aircraft Turnaround with Standardized Procedures

Reducing aircraft turnaround time to save time and money while meeting safety guidelines should be the driving force of every airline.

• Security

Case Study: United Airlines' Aviation Security Culture

Discover how United Airlines allowed frontline employees to play active role in securing their workplace as efforts were made to provide avenues for security information to be collected, processed and analyzed.

• Cargo
• DGR

Automation Improves the Safety of Dangerous Goods Acceptance

Dangerous goods acceptance has always been done manually, but thanks to digital technology and innovation, there is an improved way to do it using DG AutoCheck

• Cargo
• DGR

What to Know About How to Ship Lithium Batteries?

Lithium batteries are increasing in popularity, but despite restrictions you can safely ship lithium batteries by air. Here’s what to know about how to ship lithium batteries.

• Cargo

What is Aircraft ULD in Air Transport?

Shipping quickly globally means shipping by air. Every 24 hours, more than 140,000 tonnes of cargo will be transported. To ship this much air cargo, it takes a massive amount of aircraft ULDs to get the consignments safely from one destination to the other.

• Cargo
• COVID-19
• DGR

2021 Global DG Confidence Outlook

This year's survey examines the pandemic’s effect on the dangerous goods supply chain

• Cargo

Air Cargo Tariffs and Rules: What You Need to Know

When it comes to shipping air cargo, there is often more to know than shipping and handling regulations alone. IATA’s TACT (The Air Cargo Tariff) helps streamline the rules on tariffs to understand the rules and costs more easily

• Cargo
• COVID-19

What Does the Healthcare Industry Look for When Choosing a Temperature Controlled Transportation Partner?

The healthcare industry relies heavily on temperature controlled shipping by air to deliver their pharmaceuticals worldwide. Recently, there has been a massive surge due to COVID-19 vaccines.

• MRO

The Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on the Used Serviceable Materials Market

IATA and Opremic analyzed the impact of the COVID crisis on market dynamics of Used Serviceable Materials (USM).

• Environment Sustainability

On Demand Webinar: CO2 Emissions Data in Air Travel: Market outlook and standardization

In this on demand webinar IATA & industry leaders ATPCO & Amex GBT discuss foundations & infrastructure the industry needs for consistent & transparent CO2 emissions data for air travel.

• Environment Sustainability

IATA CO2 Connect Video Demo

• DGR

Dangerous Goods Training and Certification

More than 1.25 million dangerous goods are transported by air each year, and with air cargo quantities increasing, the number of dangerous goods being shipped will continue to increase. The importance of shipping and handling dangerous goods safely is of the utmost importance, and this requires dangerous goods training and certification.