IATA Upholds Airline Independence in Safety Evaluations

IATA Upholds Airline Independence in Safety Evaluations

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reaffirms the paramount importance of aviation safety, emphasizing that airlines must have independent risk assessment authority in operational decisions, especially when facing special circumstances and safety alerts. IATA calls on governments and stakeholders to respect airlines' safety decision-making power and work together to build a safe and efficient air transport system. This includes ensuring airlines can make informed choices based on their own risk assessments, ultimately contributing to a more secure and reliable global aviation network.

New IATA Dashboard Enhances Airline Financial Transparency

New IATA Dashboard Enhances Airline Financial Transparency

The IATA Treasury Dashboard is a global financial operations visualization solution designed specifically for airlines. It helps companies achieve financial data integration, real-time monitoring, intelligent analysis, and risk management. This leads to improved operational efficiency, reduced costs, and ensured compliance. The solution aims to help airlines navigate financial complexities, control their cash flow, and achieve lean operations. By providing a clear and concise view of their financial health, airlines can make informed decisions and optimize their financial performance.

01/16/2026 Airlines
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IATA Opposes Lockdowns Backs Chiles Aviation Revival

IATA Opposes Lockdowns Backs Chiles Aviation Revival

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) opposes the proposed comprehensive lockdown by the Chilean Medical Association (Colmed), arguing it hinders aviation recovery. IATA emphasizes the need for precise prevention and control measures based on scientific data and safe operations to gradually restore air transport. The aviation industry is crucial to Chile's economic and social well-being and urgently needs recovery. IATA calls on the government and society to work together to create favorable conditions for the recovery of the aviation industry.

Guatemalas Cargo Airport Plan Draws IATA Warning

Guatemalas Cargo Airport Plan Draws IATA Warning

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urges the Guatemalan government to reconsider its plan to build a new cargo airport. IATA suggests prioritizing the upgrade of existing airports and collaborating with the aviation industry to develop a more strategic development plan. IATA believes a new airport could increase costs and reduce efficiency. Upgrading existing facilities would be more beneficial for the sustainable development of Guatemala's aviation industry. They emphasize the importance of a collaborative approach to ensure the long-term viability and competitiveness of the sector.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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IATA Introduces Training to Strengthen Aviation Resilience

IATA Introduces Training to Strengthen Aviation Resilience

IATA has launched the "Building High-Resilience Aviation Professionals" training program. This initiative aims to equip aviation professionals with mindfulness techniques, enhancing their resilience and ability to navigate industry changes. The program focuses on improving stress management, work efficiency, and focus, ultimately fostering success in both professional and personal lives. The curriculum covers mindfulness, resilience, emotional intelligence, psychological strategies, workplace skills, and the development of a mindful culture.

IATA Launches Aviation Safety Risk Management Simulation

IATA Launches Aviation Safety Risk Management Simulation

The IATA Safety Risk Management (SRM) simulation course combines theoretical learning with practical exercises to help participants master the core principles and key skills of safety risk management. The course covers critical areas such as risk identification, assessment, and control, and provides a highly realistic simulation environment. This allows participants to improve their decision-making abilities and teamwork skills in a risk-free setting, cultivate a proactive safety culture, and ultimately enhance operational safety levels to achieve operational excellence.

Users Report Access Issues on IATA Website

Users Report Access Issues on IATA Website

Encountering error messages while accessing the IATA website? This article provides a series of simple and effective troubleshooting steps, including clearing your browser cache, opening a new window, retrying later, and accessing other pages. If the problem persists, it is recommended to contact the IATA technical team for professional assistance. This guide helps you quickly resolve IATA website access issues.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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IATA Launches Certified Air Cargo Safety Training

IATA Launches Certified Air Cargo Safety Training

This IATA-certified ULD Safety and Inspection training course is designed to help participants fully grasp the critical aspects of ULD operations, from identification to handling, ensuring aviation transport safety and efficiency. The course covers ULD classification and identification, airworthiness, safe loading, correct weighing, aircraft weight limits, restraint methods, and storage transportation. Through interactive teaching and practical exercises, participants will enhance their professional skills and career competitiveness. This training ensures compliance with IATA regulations and best practices for safe and efficient ULD management.

IATA Launches Smarthub for Streamlined MRO Operations

IATA Launches Smarthub for Streamlined MRO Operations

The IATA MRO SmartHub platform aims to enhance collaboration efficiency in the aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) industry. This article provides a clear guide on registration and login, highlighting the platform's role in breaking down information silos and empowering the digital transformation of the industry. It emphasizes the platform's potential to streamline processes and improve communication between stakeholders. The article encourages industry professionals to join the platform and leverage its capabilities for enhanced operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making within the MRO sector.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Automated IATA Code Verification Boosts Airline Efficiency

Automated IATA Code Verification Boosts Airline Efficiency

CheckACode Web Service is a powerful API designed to automate the verification of IATA agency codes, addressing the inefficiencies and errors associated with manual checks. Leveraging a daily-updated IATA database, it provides accurate and reliable verification results, helping businesses reduce operational risk, improve efficiency, and optimize distribution processes. It offers flexible subscription plans to cater to various needs.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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