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Thursday, May 31, 2012

IATA

AITA accepts govt guidelines on age, tenure

At a time when major National Sports Federations (NSFs) have refused to adhere to government guideli...

The global airline industry will take at least three years to recover after the worst recession in s...

International airlines suffered their biggest decline in traffic since 1945 last year as passenger d...

With the US issuing tougher rules for air security, the IATA on Thursday said it supports improved t...

In what could be soothing to the ears of the global airline industry, the rate of slowdown in busine...

IATA has put India on the `Wall of Shame` for hiking airport user charges by over 200%, but hopes th...

The worst may be over for the Asian airlines including those from India, which have recorded the "mo...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said that it would approve biofuels for comme...

Painting a gloomy picture, the International Air Transport Association on Friday said the Indian avi...

Airlines this year would lose USD 11 billion due to rising fuel prices and exceptionally weak yiel...

World airlines are now likely to lose USD 11.0 billion this year, industry association IATA said Tue...

An upturn in air cargo demand this year has been driven by companies restocking inventories which ...

More than 50 global airlines lost USD 2.021 billion during the second quarter, bringing industry lo...

Amid the current economic downturn and the outbreak of swine flu, the global aviation industry conti...

Revenues of most international airlines continue to decline, even as passenger traffic seems to have...

IATA and the Civil Aviation Ministry on Tuesday entered into an agreement to formulate customised tr...

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