IATA has launched the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Registry with its release to the Civil Aviation Decarbonization Organization (CADO).
IATA announced that the 37th IATA Ground Handling Conference (IGHC) will focus on the need to modernize operations, invest in workforce development, and strengthen coordination and collaboration to improve performance.
IATA called for urgent changes to New Zealand’s Economic Regulatory Framework for Airports. This follows the publication of the New Zealand Commerce Commission’s review of Auckland Airport’s Price Setting Event 4.
IATA released data for February 2025 global passenger demand, showing continued but slightly slower growth.
IATA released data for February 2025 global air cargo markets showing a small contraction in demand.
IATA has established the Civil Aviation Decarbonization Organization (CADO) to manage the IATA-developed SAF Registry when it is released.
IATA Director General Willie Walsh's comments on Heathrow closing on 21 March 2025.
IATA is calling for the rapid adoption of digital identity technologies to enhance aviation security and operational efficiency.
IATA welcomes the Kingdom of Morocco’s ‘Airports 2030 Strategy’ aimed at modernizing airport infrastructure, enhancing the passenger experience, and further strengthening the country’s position as a major global and regional aviation hub.
IATA has enhanced its IATA CO2 Connect emissions calculator to account for carbon emissions reductions related to the usage of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
IATA announced that the 2025 World Cargo Symposium (WCS) will focus on digitalization, sustainability and safety/security as the key issues in helping the global air cargo industry as it adapts to unfolding geopolitical shifts.
IATA successfully concluded its inaugural World Data Symposium (WDS) with a broad consensus on three key priorities.
IATA released data for January 2025 global passenger demand, showing continued solid growth and all-time highs on load factors for January.
IATA released data for January 2025 global air cargo markets showing growth in demand for an 18th consecutive month.
IATA released its 2024 Annual Safety Report. The industry delivered another year of strong overall performance on safety but took a step back from an exceptional performance in 2023.
IATA opened nominations for the sixth edition of the IATA Diversity and Inclusion Awards. Nominations are welcome from individuals and organizations advancing diversity and inclusion in the aviation sector.
IATA and 123Carbon announced a strategic collaboration to develop interoperability between their respective Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) registries.
IATA has released the 2025 edition of key industry manuals for cargo and ground handling operations, which incorporate over 350 changes and revisions needed to align with evolving industry standards and state and operator variations.
IATA released its methodology for accounting and reporting the emissions reduction associated with the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) by airlines.
IATA released 2024 full-year and December 2024 passenger market performance showing record high demand.
IATA released data for full year 2024 and December 2024 global air cargo market performance, showing record growth.
IATA issued a statement following a speech from UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, indicating government support for expanding UK airport capacity.
IATA announced that the 2025 edition of the World Legal Symposium (WLS) will examine the legal implications of evolving forces shaping aviation.
IATA announced its intention to hold regular procurement events in 2025 for airlines to purchase Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) Eligible Emissions Units (EEUs).
IATA will launch the inaugural IATA World Data Symposium (WDS) in Dublin, Ireland on 26-27 February.
IATA opposes the UK Home Office proposal to increase the costs of UK Electronic Travel Authorizations (ETAs) by 60% to GBP 16.
IATA released data for November 2024 global passenger demand, showing continued solid growth.
IATA released data for November 2024 global air cargo markets showing continued strong annual growth in demand.
IATA called for a thorough, impartial and transparent investigation into the tragic crash of Azerbaijan Airlines flight 8243 on 25 December 2024.
IATA warned that the airport capacity crunch is threatening the freedom for people to travel, and constraining economies.
IATA has launched the IATA Air Cargo Device Assessment Program to validate air cargo tracking devices, data loggers and sensor-equipped devices for compliance with rigorous industry safety standards.
IATA announced that interest in its Turbulence Aware Platform continues to expand, with six airlines having joined the program in 2024.
IATA released new estimates for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production.
IATA expects severe supply chain issues to continue to impact airline performance into 2025, raising costs and limiting growth.
IATA announced its financial outlook for the global airline industry in 2025, which shows a slight strengthening of profitability amid ongoing cost and supply chain challenges.
IATA reported that $1.7 billion in airline funds are blocked from repatriation by governments as of the end of October 2024.
Aviation stakeholders and disability advocates established key priorities for improving global air travel accessibility.
IATA is disappointed that the Biden Administration has announced its long-threatened compensation scheme for airline delays and cancelations.
IATA has opened an expanded office in Abu Dhabi featuring a new training center.
IATA released data for October 2024 global passenger demand, showing continued solid growth.
IATA released data for October 2024 global air cargo markets showing continued strong annual growth in demand.
IATA condemned a decision by the Spanish government to override European law, remove cabin baggage fees for passengers in Spain and fine airlines EUR 179 million.
The International Air Transport Association’s Wings of Change Europe (WOCE) event concluded with a call for industry and governments to work together with practical actions to make Europe more competitive and sustainable.
IATA and ASA are strengthening their collaboration to improve ground handling safety and efficiency.
IATA released data for September 2024 global passenger demand, reaching a September all-time high.
IATA released data for September 2024 global air cargo markets showing continued strong annual growth in demand.
IATA and its partners have successfully demonstrated that the industry is ready to deliver a fully digital air travel experience.
IATA released the results of its 2024 Global Passenger Survey, revealing that travelers continue to prioritize convenience and speed.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged Thailand to strengthen the foundations of its aviation sector as it emerges from the impact of COVID-19.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that it will offer digital currencies in the financial settlement systems it operates for the aviation industry.
