Justified non-utilization of slots (JNUS) refers to situations where an airline is not penalized for not using a slot, due to justified or pre-approved reasons. Airlines must use at least 80% of a ...
Since 2012, IATA’s Global Passenger Survey (GPS) has been the leading source of global insights into passenger satisfaction, behaviors, and expectations. With over 10,000 responses from 200 countries, ...
ICAO's Seventh Air Transport Conference, starting on 16 November, offers an opportunity to strengthen our industry, at a time ...
IATA's Senior Vice President, Operations, Safety & Security Nick Careen's speech at the Global Tourism Forum Annual Meeting ...
With production of renewable electricity-powered sustainable aviation fuels (e-SAF) still negligible, and the EU e-SAF sub-mandate due to take effect in 2030, substantial system-wide investment in new ...
Unlocking EEUs is key to allow airlines to offset CO2 emissions above the established CORSIA baseline and to comply with regulatory requirements. Under CORSIA, airlines must purchase and cancel ...
What’s inside the CUPPS Technical Specifications? This guide is designed to help organizations implement Common Use Passenger Processing Systems (CUPPS) effectively. Included are three editions of the ...
The Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) is a flagship project of the African Union Agenda 2063, an initiative of the African Union to create a single unified air transport market in Africa to ...
With double digit traffic growth, long haul flights, and new generation aircraft, Air Traffic Management (ATM) needs to be efficient, globally harmonized and interoperable to achieve on-time ...
Global air travel is a complex business, with thousands of airlines and tens of thousands of travel agents transacting every second. In this high-volume, high-risk environment, a trusted financial ...
Airlines, passengers and cargo need safe, functional and affordable airport infrastructure for their operations to thrive. IATA works with airports and government authorities on major airport ...
Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSP) are not only responsible for providing safe, efficient and cost-effective air navigation services to airspace users in compliance with state regulations, but ...
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