Airlines and Aviation
IATA's Strong Reaction to Proposed GSLTF Taxation on Air Travel
IATA expresses discontent regarding recommendations from the GSLTF aimed at taxing air transportation.
Airlines
IATA Reports Continued Growth in Air Cargo Despite Trade Disruptions
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlights a 2.2% increase in air cargo demand for May 2025, underscoring resilience amidst trade policy changes.
Airlines and Aviation
Cebu Pacific Achieves IOSA Renewal Amid Expansion Efforts
Cebu Pacific has successfully renewed its IATA Operational Safety Audit registration, demonstrating its commitment to safety as it expands its operations.
Airlines
IATA Launches SAF Matchmaker Platform to Connect Airlines and Producers
The IATA has unveiled its new SAF Matchmaker platform, designed to streamline sustainable aviation fuel procurement for airlines.
Airlines
KlasJet Achieves IATA Membership
KlasJet, a premium private jet charter company, has officially joined the International Air Transport Association (IATA), demonstrating its commitment to the highest aviation safety and quality standards.
Airlines and Aviation
EASA and IATA Unveil Comprehensive Strategy to Address GNSS Interference Risks
A detailed plan from IATA and EASA aims to tackle the growing issue of GNSS signal interference.
Airlines
Potential Risks to Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production Highlighted by IATA
IATA emphasizes that policy-related issues might hinder the growth of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production which is anticipated to double by 2025.
Agreements
Thai Airways and Turkish Airlines Forge Collaborative Business Agreement
Thai Airways International and Turkish Airlines have entered into a joint business agreement aimed at boosting cooperation and tourism between Thailand and Türkiye.
Aviation
IATA's 81st Annual General Meeting Set for New Delhi
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is hosting its 81st Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit in India, highlighting the nation's growing aviation influence.
Airlines
IATA Reports 4.4% Increase in Global Air Cargo Demand for March
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlights a record high in air cargo demand for March 2025, showcasing a substantial annual increase.
Airlines
Asia-Pacific Airlines Experience 9.6% Yearly Growth in Air Cargo Demand for March
The IATA has announced a significant rise in air cargo demand for Asia-Pacific airlines, marking a notable increase in the global air cargo market.
Airlines and Aviation
April Sees a 5.8% Increase in Air Cargo Demand
The global air cargo market experienced a notable rise in demand during April 2025 compared to the previous year, influenced by various economic factors.
Airlines and Aviation
IATA's CEIV Programme Celebrates a Decade of Excellence
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) commemorates ten years of its CEIV programme, enhancing quality and compliance in the air cargo sector.
Airlines and Aviation
IATA Highlights Air Cargo's Crucial Role in Global Supply Chains
The International Air Transport Association emphasizes the significance of air cargo in maintaining robust global supply chains during the World Cargo Symposium in Dubai.
Airlines
IATA Unveils New Directory to Enhance Contactless Travel Solutions
The International Air Transport Association launches a directory aimed at speeding up the adoption of contact-free travel technology, ensuring a smoother process for travelers.
Airlines and Aviation
Focus areas for IGHC 2025 announced in Nairobi
The IATA Ground Handling Conference 2025 will prioritize modernizing aviation ground operations and enhancing workforce development.
Airlines
IATA Unveils Sustainable Aviation Fuel Registry to Propel Emission Reduction Efforts
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Registry to facilitate the global market for SAF, aimed at supporting the aviation industry's transition to net-zero emissions by 2050.
Airlines and Aviation
IATA Reports a Slight Decline in Air Cargo Demand for February 2025
The IATA indicates a minor drop in air cargo demand for February 2025, signaling potential impacts from trade tensions.
Airlines and Aviation
Slight Dip in Passenger Demand Growth for February 2025: Insights from IATA
Global passenger demand shows a modest year-on-year increase, as reported by IATA, highlighting varied trends across different regions.
Airlines
IATA Urges Revisions to New Zealand's Airport Economic Regulations
The International Air Transport Association advocates for essential amendments to New Zealand's airport economic regulation following Auckland Airport's pricing review.
