IATA

13

Aug

Business, Europe, NewsAviation, Europe, IATA

Airlines cut European recovery outlook as pandemic drags on

Airlines further lowered their European traffic outlook on Thursday, as lingering travel restrictions and concerns about a second wave of COVID-19 dent recovery prospects for the sector. European passenger numbers…

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06

May

Aviation, Business, CD eNews, Coronavirus, NewsAviation, Coronavirus, IATA

IATA is opposed to social distancing onboard flights

The international aviation governing body, IATA, said it is opposed to social distancing during flights, claiming that “evidence” suggests that the risk of transmission on board aircraft is low, and…

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22

Apr

Aviation, Business, CD eNews, Coronavirus, NewsAviation, Coronavirus, IATA

IATA warns physical distancing will end era of cheap air travel

The days of cheap air travel will be over if airlines are forced to introduce physical distancing measures on planes because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the industry has warned. Alexandre…

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15

Apr

Aviation, Business, Coronavirus, NewsAviation, IATA

Global airline revenues ‘to fall by half’

Global airline revenues are forecast to drop by more than half – $314bn  – in 2020, as the industry warns that its “outlook grows darker by the day”. The International…

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25

Mar

Aviation, Coronavirus, NewsAviation, Coronavirus, IATA

IATA predicts huge falls in aviation revenue

The International Air Transport Association has updated its analysis of the revenue impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the global air transport industry. Owing to the severity of travel restrictions…

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28

Jun

AviationBoeing 737 Max, IATA

IATA coordinated effort to safely return Boeing 737 Max to service

  The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged state aviation safety regulators to continue to align on technical validation requirements and timelines for the safe re-entry into service of the…

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02

Jun

Aviation, Newsaviation news, IATA, iata 75th Annual General Meeting, passengers with disabilities, seoul, South Korea

Airlines commit to improve travel for passengers with disabilities

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) 75th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Seoul, South Korea, unanimously  approved a resolution to improve the air travel experience for the estimated one billion…

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29

May

NewsBoeing, IATA

Boeing 737 MAX to stay grounded till August

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) expects it could take until August before the Boeing Co 737 MAX returns to service, the airline group’s head said on Wednesday, adding that…

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03

Apr

Aviation, Europe Explained, European Affairs, NewsEASA, IATA, notonmyflight, Safety

“Not On My Flight”… EASA campaign draws attention to safety impact of unruly behaviour on flights

Every 3 hours the safety of a flight within the EU is threatened by passengers demonstrating unruly or disruptive behaviour. At least 70% of these incidents involve some form of…

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04

Jun

AviationAirport, Aviation, IATA

IATA warns about possible airports’ capacity crisis as demand for international travel grows

Governments need to urgently tackle a capacity crisis facing airports as demand for international travel grows. At the same, they should be cautious about private sector involvement, airline industry group…

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04

Jun

Airlines, AviationAirbus, Aviation, Boeing, IATA, Trade Talks

Aviation bosses air their concern on trade tariffs war

CNBC reports that global airlines and aviation executives warned on Sunday about the growing international trade tensions  could damage the airline industry and the world economy. Alexandre de Juniac, director general of the…

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