According to a report by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), 2024 was one of the most challenging years in recent decades for turbulence-related injuries. It also notes that out of 123 severely injured airplane passengers in the past decade, only one was wearing a seatbelt
The Seventh Annual ITMF Business Aviation Conference held at Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv highlights resilience and future growth. Founders Tami Elshtain and Yael Altman emphasize looking forward. IATA's CEO in Israel: "Fingers crossed for sustained ceasefire."
Quarterly Air Transport Chartbook: IATA reports modest passenger gains, stronger cargo demand, and widening regional differences, with Asia Pacific and Africa leading the quarter
Wizz Air achieves IATA Level II certification, becoming the first of its kind to be granted the honor and the second overall airline in Europe, reinforcing its commitment to global aviation security
Southwest Airlines reports excellent third-quarter results with $6.9 billion in revenue and a net profit of $54 million. The company will launch upgraded seats, free Wi-Fi, and new U.S. and Caribbean airports in 2026.
SkyUp has officially joined the league of the world's 350 largest airlines as a member of the IATA Association, following its displacement from Ukraine
Interesting Appointment at IATA: Thomas Reynaert Named Senior Vice President for External Affairs
Global shortage of pilots amid rising demand: The UN's International Civil Aviation Organization to discuss raising pilot retirement age to 67. What's the situation in Israel?
Brisbane Airport sets a new standard with a comprehensive security certification ahead of the 2032 Olympics set to take place in the city
Rise in demand for international flights highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions. Insights from the international aviation industry in May prior to the Middle Eastern conflict
Quarterly Air Transport Chartbook: IATA reports modest passenger gains, stronger cargo demand, and widening regional differences, with Asia Pacific and Africa leading the quarter
Wizz Air achieves IATA Level II certification, becoming the first of its kind to be granted the honor and the second overall airline in Europe, reinforcing its commitment to global aviation security
SkyUp has officially joined the league of the world's 350 largest airlines as a member of the IATA Association, following its displacement from Ukraine
Interesting Appointment at IATA: Thomas Reynaert Named Senior Vice President for External Affairs
Brisbane Airport sets a new standard with a comprehensive security certification ahead of the 2032 Olympics set to take place in the city
Global Airline Association IATA reports a significant rise in local and international flight demand, with record seat occupancy in April: "Encouraging Growth in the Transatlantic Market"
This is what IATA CEO, Willie Walsh, says following this morning's fire that caused the complete closure of the airport and distress for thousands of passengers. He adds: "This is yet another example of Heathrow disappointing both passengers and airlines, raising serious questions"
IATA's One ID program advocates for universal digital identity standards, allowing travelers to verify their travel documents and navigate airports using biometric identification instead of traditional physical documents
A special report by IATA states that this year, for the first time, the number of passengers worldwide will exceed the 5 billion mark. In the recently ended year, 28 new airlines began operating globally, while 19 ceased operations – the lowest number in a decade. How many passengers are expected to fly this year?
Willie Walsh, CEO of IATA, criticizes airplane manufacturers in the global monthly data summary: "Supply issues make it difficult for companies to serve customers better, innovate products, and improve performance." How much did the demand for flights increase in November?
