Connect airline operations systems with IATA Turbulence Aware through authorized integration partners.
How Data Flows
Step 1: EDR values are calculated onboard aircraft.
Step 2: Data is transmitted from aircraft to ground and forwarded to IATA.
Step 3: IATA validates, stores and de-identifies data.
Step 4: Authorized subscribers access live or archived datasets.
Step 5: Data is displayed through IATA, in-house tools, or Authorized Agents
Authorized Agents Involved
In-Platform Examples
Example: CAE – Flight Explorer
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Example: Lufthansa Systems
Example: SITA - Mission Watch
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Example: SkyConseil - Guidor
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Authorized Agent?
An entity authorized by one or more specific ITA Subscribers to receive and use the ITA Data for that or those ITA Subscribers only.
Who can become an Authorized Agent?
Organizations providing aviation operational solutions and approved by IATA.
Can Authorized Agents use data for forecasting?
No. The agreement excludes weather or turbulence forecasting use.
How is data delivered?
Through APIs, archives, live feeds and approved integrations.
What benefits do airlines gain?
Better turbulence awareness, operational efficiency and safety decision support.